Is there a way to compile programs from source to Windows, OSX, Linux etc. with a single build task? If so, what is it called? Are there websites that do this?
Don't really want to run VMs for every OS, just to deploy new versions.
Is there a way to compile programs from source to Windows, OSX, Linux etc. with a single build task? If so...
Caleb Baker
Jason Morris
What do you mean to?
Just use Linux in a VM and compile your source code. If you want to transfer your code to a different computer, u s b. Then compile it with the OSes alternative compiler.
Zachary Ortiz
>If you want to transfer your code to a different computer, u s b. Then compile it with the OSes alternative compiler
No shit. I'm asking if there is a way to NOT have to do this. Isn't there some online service I can just pipe my source code and have them produce a windows binary, without having to run that bloated piece of shit on my own hardware?
Charles Hughes
>online service
>not installing malware and backdoors
The only tool I trust to do this is Xojo, which is its own language/cross platform framework. For anything else I always boot a VM and compile on the target platform.
Even for Xojo I at least test on the target platform VM.
Ryan Adams
Crosscompile with mingw yo
Joshua Moore
Everywhere I've worked cross platform building has been a bespoke solution developed in house that's automatically deploy the code to virtual machines, execute scripts compile it, generate installer or upgrade patches etc and dump the files somewhere
Probably cloud services that offer similar functionality if you're not prepared to DIY
Parker Collins
>xojo
kill any dev who touches this garbage
Mason Green
Charles Cooper
Who the fuck is the tripfag?
Hudson Morgan
someone you should ignore and never give attention to
Eli Campbell
Don't know, filter them like the rest of us.
Isaiah Nelson
I know, I just find it extremely obnoxious. It's like the most reddit-tier thing conceivable.
Wyatt Wilson
>off-topic posting
Elijah Sanchez
Travis CI
Jack Cruz
You're not giving us any info about your stack or the language you're using...
Ayden Hall
Cross compile like wrote.
Jace Phillips
C, gcc, SDL
Logan Peterson
Thank you. Some kind of CI solution looks good.
Can you really target Windows and make Windows binaries from Linux with just a few compiler options?
Jacob Turner
any Unix besides macos can cross compile to literally anything even unironically your grandma's toaster
Julian Foster
cross compile
or use stuff like travis ci or appveyor
Dylan Campbell
geany
Benjamin Perez
You can use golang, I created an OSS project and able to make the builds for win, mac and linux