Hi Alan and Thomas, > > Once you get that first simple cross-build working properly, then I think > the next step is to figure out what to do with dynamic devices. That > does > work on MinGW so it should be straightforward to get it to work for a > Linux > cross-build for MinGW, but I am not familiar with the MinGW dynamic > device > details so someone else will have to help you there. This should work "out of the box" since on Windows there is no library provided at all by MinGW or Visual C++. I wrote replacement functions for the used libltdl (?) functions which are compiled and linked in if cmake has WIN32 set. So this should be no problem, but if dynamic drivers are enabled, get-drv-info.exe is run for every device during the compilation to create some files - this would already need Wine I think. I'm not sure if this "just works".
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