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README.md

Cross Compiling a Host Toolchain

This plugin demonstrates a minimal working toolchain built with MXE to execute on a Windows host. To build:

make gcc-host MXE_PLUGIN_DIRS=plugins/examples/host-toolchain/

This will run the usual steps to build a cross-compiler, then build a second pass to cross-compile the basic toolchain (binutils and gcc).

Once complete, copy usr/{target} to an appropriate Windows machine and execute the usr\{target}\bin\test-gcc-host.bat batch file. This builds and runs the libgomp test as a sanity check.

Why?

Simply for curiosity, it's hard to see a practical use for this. Certainly, attempting to use it as a way to bootstrap MXE on Windows would strain one's sanity and cross-compiling is the recommended way (even if that means running a Linux VM on Windows).