• Markus (8/8) Aug 04 2019 Hello
• JN (2/10) Aug 05 2019 Is something like this possible on Windows also? With LDC maybe?
• IGotD- (5/17) Aug 06 2019 The LDC version should be a cross compiler by default.

Markus <contact markus-lanner.com> writes:

Hello

I wrote my first blog post ever. It's about "How to create a gcc 
cross compiler for C, C++, Go and D".
The languages C++ and D got a bit more focus ;-)
I'd love to get some feedback.
https://freckled.dev/how-to/2019/07/29/create-gcc-crosscompiler/

Have fun
Markus

JN <666total wp.pl> writes:

On Monday, 5 August 2019 at 06:48:23 UTC, Markus wrote:
 Hello

 I wrote my first blog post ever. It's about "How to create a 
 gcc cross compiler for C, C++, Go and D".
 The languages C++ and D got a bit more focus ;-)
 I'd love to get some feedback.
 https://freckled.dev/how-to/2019/07/29/create-gcc-crosscompiler/

 Have fun
 Markus

Is something like this possible on Windows also? With LDC maybe?

IGotD- <nise nise.com> writes:

On Monday, 5 August 2019 at 13:18:26 UTC, JN wrote:
 On Monday, 5 August 2019 at 06:48:23 UTC, Markus wrote:
 Hello

 I wrote my first blog post ever. It's about "How to create a 
 gcc cross compiler for C, C++, Go and D".
 The languages C++ and D got a bit more focus ;-)
 I'd love to get some feedback.
 https://freckled.dev/how-to/2019/07/29/create-gcc-crosscompiler/

 Have fun
 Markus

 Is something like this possible on Windows also? With LDC maybe?


The LDC version should be a cross compiler by default.

LDC also provide with a tool to cross compile the runtime and the 
libaries, ldc-build-runtime.

https://wiki.dlang.org/Building_LDC_runtime_libraries