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that's a great idea, if all the user has to do is, initialize our MXE cross-compiler and provide a tar of a modified FGFS source. | that's a great idea, if all the user has to do is, initialize our MXE cross-compiler and provide a tar of a modified FGFS source. | ||
aquiring that package is as simple as a localhost://{ | aquiring that package is as simple as a localhost://{fgfs_src_tar_absolutepath) call from the fgfs.mk to unpack and compile it! further, we can also upgrade this and make a call to a git:// protocol so a git infrastructure can be preserve on the local machine, allowing the developer to checkout/branch-out various examples that he has developed instantly. but i don't know how well the git:// protocol is supported by MXE or within the shell itself? -- [[User:Hamzaalloush|Hamzaalloush]] ([[User talk:Hamzaalloush|talk]]) 05:20, 27 May 2015 (EDT) | ||
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cross-platform compilation support
that's a great idea, if all the user has to do is, initialize our MXE cross-compiler and provide a tar of a modified FGFS source.
aquiring that package is as simple as a localhost://{fgfs_src_tar_absolutepath) call from the fgfs.mk to unpack and compile it! further, we can also upgrade this and make a call to a git:// protocol so a git infrastructure can be preserve on the local machine, allowing the developer to checkout/branch-out various examples that he has developed instantly. but i don't know how well the git:// protocol is supported by MXE or within the shell itself? -- Hamzaalloush (talk) 05:20, 27 May 2015 (EDT)