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Raul_ES:
Hello,

I have no idea about cross-compiling and how to use it under Lazarus/FPC. Just a straight and clear question: It's possible to compile under x64 + linux or windows an executable for Mips + Windows CE 6.0 ? Do you know any other way?

regards

mischi:
To the best of my knowledge, wince is only supported for arm and i386 and mips (mipsel) for linux, embedded and android. The host system is not relevant for this.

Raul_ES:
I found some info here: (wikipedia)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Embedded_CE_6.0


--- Quote ---"CE 6.0 is compatible with x86, ARM, SH4 (only up to R2)[7] and MIPS based processor architectures"

--- End quote ---

And this here: https://www.nxp.com/files-static/training_pdf/VFTF09_WINDOWS_CE6_0.pdf


--- Quote ---"Microsoft includes in Windows CE 6.0 a choice of four
possible CPU “architectures” that can be used to base
your computer hardware on."

Pages 23-24 and on.

--- End quote ---

Raul_ES:
Actually I want to make a small program for my Renault Clio IV "Media Nav Evolution" navigation and multimedia system. It's a Mips based board with Windows CE 6.0.

PascalDragon:
FPC's WinCE port only supports ARM and i386. For MIPS you'd need to add a new port...

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