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Compile project from Linux to Windows with mingw details
jordicg:
Hello comunity!!
Im on Linux and I need to compile my Linux project to Windows i imagine that with mingw, how is this process ? Sorry i couldnt find much info about it
marcov:
Nope, just need a FPC crosscompiler, it has windows linker and assembler (16*,32,64-bit) built in.
* 16-bit only in development versions afaik.
jordicg:
--- Quote from: marcov on February 17, 2020, 10:48:26 pm ---Nope, just need a FPC crosscompiler, it has windows linker and assembler (16*,32,64-bit) built in.
* 16-bit only in development versions afaik.
--- End quote ---
Ok thank you, i have just installed the fpc cross compiler package in arch linux, but i dont know how to configure the fpc for all targets i need, with this i mean in my /usr/lib/fpc/3.3.1/ directory i only have ppcx64 file, nothing for win64 or other platforms as needed so my Lazarus when i change the target in the project options, it complains that fpc is not correctly configured for win64 platform and x86_64 cpu which is what i have choosen as target, hope you can help me with this not much information arround even at Arch Linux forums, thank you in advance.
marcov:
FPC compilers are generally per architecture, not per target, so the x86_64 linux compiler (ppcx64) can also compile for win64.
But you need to build the libraries.
Copy relevant units/ tree from a Windows install and putting it in /usr/lib/fpc/3.3.1/units/x86_64-win64 might be the easiest way to get started.
It should be the same 3.3.1 though, since 3.3.1 is a rolling development version
jordicg:
Thank you, in which direcotry i can find those units in a Windows install? O:-)
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