> For the platforms there are setenv-{platform}.sh scripts, and
> GNUmakefile-cross, referenced in the instructions. Could we also get the
> set-env scripts into the git repo, as well as some make_{platform}.sh
> scripts? It would be nice if we didn't need GNUmakefile-cross at all.
>
> And about requiring a separate makefile...
When we developed those scripts 3 or 4 years ago, we were managing the
native and cross compiles in a single makefile (as you suggested). We found
it easier to separate them, especially around OS X and iOS. I imagine
things have gotten just as hairy for Android and X86.
It was easier on us to take this path because the makefile has an implicit
assumption about the host being the target. After we split them, the rules
became quite simple:
* GNUmakefile - target is host
* GNUmakefile-cross - target is not host
GNUmakefile-cross includes Android, Embedded and iOS (IIRC).
There are other ways to do a cross-compile, however. For example, a Debian
Chroot usually works nicely (https://cryptopp.com/wiki/Debian_Chroot).
Jeff
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