MXE use gcc/mingw/GNU toolchains (like gcc/mingw/MSYS2), but instead of
need a Windows license and install in a real Windows and natively
compiling for Windows, it install on Linux and cross-compile to Windows.
mingw is gcc configured as cross compiler at the end.
To do so, MXE supply lot of libraries compiled for Windows (dll), so you
can cross-compile and link a quite complex windows binary from Linux.
Using Wine you can also test the executable without the Win license.
Valerio
On 2/27/22 6:47 PM, Peter Cheung wrote:
Hi
Then what is it?
Thanks
From Peter (System Architect, Quantr Limited https://www.quantr.hk ,
Mobile : 96554595)
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*From:* Ronny Habel <sig...@rstep.de>
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*Subject:* Re: [sigrok-devel] Official Windows exe
neither nor...
it´scross-compiled using MXE/mingw (Unix/Linux). see
https://sigrok.org/wiki/Windows#Building_from_source
On 25.02.2022 20:16, Peter Cheung wrote:
Dear All
The official windows exe i downloaded from the official site is
built by msys2 or visual studio? thanks
Thanks
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Mobile : 96554595)
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