Honestly, I'm trying to cross-compile GNU IceCat from my Debian
partition, but the detail is the following: my problem is how to I do
for identify the avariable build targets that I have in my PC, because
I've installed MinGW-w64 for Debian, alongside with the steps described
in this webpage:
https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:IceCat/Compile_and_package/build_38.8.0_on_devuan_(debian)_jessie
And that's what I got in the cross-compile process (you know, "./mach
build"):
http://pastebin.com/1puD6aYA
If anyone wants to help me to show the avariable build targets to avoid
the annoyance of fail in every tryout of cross-compile, I'll be appreciated.
Thanks by your reply.
El 08/03/17 a las 22:38, Gary escribió:
On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 7:08 PM, Eliot Reyna wrote:
Anyway, the latest version of GNU IceCat for Windows (38.8.0) was
generated via cross-compile method. Thanks by make your Windows
version of GNU IceCat.
Curious -- thanks for that. I actually tried building the 32-bit
version on a 64-bit Windows via cross-compile and it failed. In the
distant past, I've tried to take the config options from the Linux x86
source to compile for ppc and had some small luck with that. I've
tested the 32-bit binary but still need to get the package to include
a DLL it needs. Mozilla's documentation falls short in some areas like
this so hopefully I can get it sorted without having to set up a whole
new build environment elsewhere.
Does anyone know if Subversion is the only code repository that
gnu.org <http://gnu.org> hosts?
-Gary
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