Guide to Cross-Compiling Common Lisp for Windows
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Summary
The article discusses the process of enabling Windows support for a Raylib bindings library and a game on Linux by cross-compiling C code. It provides instructions on using the mingw-w64-toolchain on Arch Linux to produce Windows executables and demonstrates compiling and running C code on Windows. Additionally, it briefly mentions linking to a DLL.
Key quotes
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We can easily produce Windows executables from Linux with no extra configuration just by using the correct compiler toolchain.
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