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########################################################################
# HOW TO INSTALL A CROSS-COMPILING (LINUX -> MS) G++ COMPILER
########################################################################
This file is supposed to live in
sanity@lamarc.gs.washington.edu:cross-tools/cross-notes.txt
#########################################
# Where to put it
I installed stuff in the "sanity" user account on lamarc. You should be
able to read and use stuff there just by following the path
/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity
If you want to make changes, you'll need the IT folks to give you sudo
access. Once that is done, you can log in this way:
sudo -H -s -u sanity
#########################################
# Getting the packages
I used the link below as my starting point, though I've also built
cross-compilers before, and can tell you that the correct thing to do
will likely change by the time you next wish to update the compilers
http://www.blogcompiler.com/2010/07/11/compile-for-windows-on-linux/
I went to the mingw-64 sourceforge page here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/
and from there followed each of
* Toolchains targeting Win64 > Personal Builds
* Toolchains targeting Win32 > Personal Builds
Ending up with the following two tar files:
mingw-w32-bin_x86_64-linux_20110510_sezero.tar.gz
mingw-w64-bin_x86_64-linux_20110510_sezero.tar.gz
Note that the part that says 'x86_64-linux' refers to the machine
you will run the cross-compiler on. I chose lamarc.gs.washington.edu
I untar'd the packages and installed them under
/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/cross-tools
#########################################
# Using the compilers -- 64 bit lamarc.exe
I recommend that before you try to build lam_conv.exe (the windows
version of the converter gui), you first build the plain lamarc.exe
executable. This is because lam_conv.exe requires compiling wxWidgets,
which is typically more complicated than building lamarc.exe
Here are the steps I used to cross-compile a lamarc-only (no converter)
64-bit version of lamarc.exe on lamarc.gs.washington.edu
# Step 1:
# create a directory and check a new lamarc distribution out in it
mkdir myBuildDir
cd myBuildDIr
export CVS_RSH=ssh
export CVSROOT=/local/cvs
cvs co -P lamarc
# Step 2:
# invoke modules to get a more modern default g++ compiler and
# library. this is interesting -- we're not going to use the
# resulting compiler for our code, but our compiler needs
# access to some of its libraries
. /etc/profile.d/modules.sh
module load modules modules-init modules-gs
module load gmp mpfr/2.4.1 gcc
# Step 3:
# get the desired cross-compiler on our $PATH
export CROSS_HOME=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/cross-tools/cross_win64
export HOST_TYPE=x86_64-w64-mingw32
export PATH=$CROSS_HOME/bin:$CROSS_HOME/$HOST_TYPE/bin/:$PATH
# Step 4:
# unfortunately, in order to make the modules command make everything
# 'just work' for the typical user, several environment variables
# are set which hose the cross-compiling process. these steps
# undo that
unset CC
unset CPP
unset CXX
unset CPPFLAGS
unset LDFLAGS
# Step 5:
# make sure the autotools-produced Makefiles are up-to-date
# I used automake and autoconf
# If you update to new versions, you may need to change these
# directions as well as the Makefile.am and configure.ac files
cd lamarc
aclocal
autoconf
automake
# Step 6:
# configure and make the executable
mkdir rel64
cd rel64
../configure --disable-converter --host=$HOST_TYPE
make lamarc.exe
#########################################
# Using the compilers -- 32 bit lamarc.exe
To build a 32-bit windows executable, do as above, but replace steps 3
and 6 with these:
# Step 3 for win-32
export CROSS_HOME=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/cross-tools/cross_win32
export HOST_TYPE=i686-w64-mingw32
export PATH=$CROSS_HOME/bin:$CROSS_HOME/$HOST_TYPE/bin/:$PATH
# Step 6 for win-32
mkdir rel32
cd rel32
../configure --disable-converter --host=$HOST_TYPE
make lamarc.exe
#########################################
# building wxWidgets-enabled lam_conv.exe
Once you have the the above working, you can try to cross-compile
lam_conv.exe . First make sure you have cross-compiled versions
of the wxWidgets library. See here:
sanity@lamarc.gs.washington.edu:wx-libs/wx-notes.txt
Assuming things are cool there, here's the instructions for
a 64-bit lam_conv.exe on lamarc.gs.washington.edu
# modules as above
. /etc/profile.d/modules.sh
module load modules modules-init modules-gs
module load gmp mpfr/2.4.1 gcc
# get the desired cross-compiler on our $PATH
export CROSS_HOME=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/cross-tools/cross_win64
export HOST_TYPE=x86_64-w64-mingw32
export PATH=$CROSS_HOME/bin:$CROSS_HOME/$HOST_TYPE/bin/:$PATH
# remove unfortunate modules side-effects
unset CC
unset CPP
unset CXX
unset CPPFLAGS
unset LDFLAGS
# configure for compilation with wxWidgets cross-compiled library
cd <path to lamarc checkout>
export WX_LIB=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/wx-libs/
mkdir wxRel64
cd wxRel64
../configure --host=$HOST_TYPE \
--with-wx-config=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/wx-libs/wxMSW/bin/wx-config
make lam_conv.exe
# and now the same for 32 bits
# modules as above
. /etc/profile.d/modules.sh
module load modules modules-init modules-gs
module load gmp mpfr/2.4.1 gcc
# get the desired cross-compiler on our $PATH
export CROSS_HOME=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/cross-tools/cross_win32
export HOST_TYPE=i686-w64-mingw32
export PATH=$CROSS_HOME/bin:$CROSS_HOME/$HOST_TYPE/bin/:$PATH
# Step 4:
# remove unfortunate modules side-effects
unset CC
unset CPP
unset CXX
unset CPPFLAGS
unset LDFLAGS
# configure for compilation with wxWidgets cross-compiled library
cd <path to lamarc checkout>
export WX_LIB=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/wx-libs/
mkdir wxRel32
cd wxRel32
../configure --host=$HOST_TYPE \
--with-wx-config=/net/gs/vol1/home/sanity/wx-libs/wxMSW/bin/wx-config
make lam_conv.exe
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