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How to choose MXE target:
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<ol>
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<li>if you want a 64 bit Windows executable,
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<li>If you want a 64 bit Windows executable,
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statically linked into one big executable:
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use MXE_TARGET x86_64-w64-mingw32.static;</li>
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<li>if you want a 64 bit Windows executable,
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<li>If you want a 64 bit Windows executable,
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split into an executable and dependant dlls
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use MXE_TARGET x86_64-w64-mingw32.shared;</li>
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<li>if you want a 32 bit Windows executable,
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<li>If you want a 32 bit Windows executable,
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statically linked into one big executable:
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use MXE_TARGET i686-w64-mingw32.static;</li>
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<li>if you want a 32 bit Windows executable,
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<li>If you want a 32 bit Windows executable,
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split into an executable and dependant dlls
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use MXE_TARGET i686-w64-mingw32.shared.</li>
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Remark: the 'w64-mingw32' in those names are left-overs from
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Remark: The 'w64-mingw32' in those names are left-overs from
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historical evolutions in the open source cross-compilation world
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and refer in no way to the result being 64 or 32 bit Windows.
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