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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
The MXE project (https://mxe.cc) provides an easy way to set up a MinGW-w64 based cross-compiling toolchain with a set of special Makefiles. This allows us to build for Windows using Linux or FreeBSD as host systems with a high level of automation. Starting with ScummVM 2.1.0, this is the preferred way to provide release builds for the project. | The MXE project (https://mxe.cc) provides an easy way to set up a MinGW-w64 based cross-compiling toolchain with a set of special Makefiles. This allows us to build for Windows using Linux or FreeBSD as host systems with a high level of automation. After setting up the toolchain, compiling ScummVM for Windows is as easy as <pre>./configure; make</pre>. Starting with ScummVM 2.1.0, this is the preferred way to provide release builds for the project. | ||
== Installing MXE == | == Installing MXE == | ||
== Compiling ScummVM == | == Compiling ScummVM == | ||
Revision as of 18:58, 21 October 2019
Introduction
The MXE project (https://mxe.cc) provides an easy way to set up a MinGW-w64 based cross-compiling toolchain with a set of special Makefiles. This allows us to build for Windows using Linux or FreeBSD as host systems with a high level of automation. After setting up the toolchain, compiling ScummVM for Windows is as easy as
./configure; make
. Starting with ScummVM 2.1.0, this is the preferred way to provide release builds for the project.