October 2019
Intermediate to advanced
444 pages
10h 37m
English
Cross-compilation is a very specific process where all of the following have to fit together:
Thanks to LLVM's architecture and the GNU compiler collection, we do not need to worry much about the CPU instruction set since it is largely provided by default, which is also the reason why it's tricky to run on Windows. As we have seen in many recipes in Chapter 7, Integrating Rust with Other Languages, Windows and macOS use different toolchains, which makes compiling for other CPU instruction sets trickier. Our feeling is that it's easier to work smoothly ...
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