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Can GCC generate x86?
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Can the GCC which comes with Mac OS X generate a Linux executable? I am trying to build a simple C-library program and I don't have a compiler available for Linux.
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Got to thinking about my previous answer and decided it sucked. 
You CAN build elf binaries for Linux x86, but you'll need to build a cross complier, binutils, and any libraries you might link against.
A Google search for "gcc cross compiler" should get you started.
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Originally posted by int69h:
After you've decided that building a toolchain for cross compiling is a PITA, you might consider SourceForge's compile farm.
If you feel like going open-source....
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You might consider Compaq/HP Test Drive as well. I don't believe it's as restrictive as sourceforge.
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Originally posted by absmiths:
Can the GCC which comes with Mac OS X generate a Linux executable? I am trying to build a simple C-library program and I don't have a compiler available for Linux.
Doesn't Linux come with compilers preinstalled?
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Originally posted by hayesk:
Doesn't Linux come with compilers preinstalled?
Yes it does, but the systems we are building for our clients have everything stripped off.
I am also sorta looking to build the Apple mDNS Responder as I need rendezvous on Windows, even though I realize that gcc can't build windows executables without all the headers. Does anybody have a build of the Apple open-source rendezvous stuff for Windows that they could make available? Can SourceForge build Windows executables? I seriously doubt that I could upload Apple's source there for compiling - or could I?
EDIT: Nevermind - SourceForge doesn't build Windows executables.
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