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Subject: Fwd: crosstool-NG a good choice for building a cross toolchain with
 cygwin target?
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Hi Cygwin readers. I am re-sending this email because I don't know that it
showed up on the List; I didn't get a copy in my inbox, and I got no
replies. This is a topic (cross-compiling apps) that I remember I've seen
discussed on cygwin in the past; I thought I'd at least see an
acknowledgement. Thanks for your patience with me.

Hello Cygwinstas,

I've git-fetched the source kit for crosstool-NG and built it on a Linux
system. I'm not sure where I go next and I thought I'd get some advice on
cross-compiling cygwin packages since I've never done it before. Has any
reader selected crosstool-NG as a toolchain-maker for linux-run to cygwin
building? If not, what approach have you used? Thanks in advance.
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