It should be possible. I've used it on Raspberry PI (Debian) so it
should compile under ArchLinux. Others have cross-compiled for Android.
ZeroMQ doesn't have many external dependencies. When I did a linux
cross-compile for an embedded system for ZMQ 2.2.0, it only required
libuuid. If you use 3.2.x, they removed that dependency.
You can use the C# binding to use it on Windows. Based on the number of
questions here, C# is well used (I use Java).
Joshua
Michael Powell wrote:
Hello,
I want to cross compile for ArchLinux ARM. I do not want to use the
shared libraries if I can help it. I want to statically link if I can,
at least during development. I'd like for the make install to land in
a $WORKSPACE/tools/installed/zeromq directory, for instance: I'm
assuming we would link against a libzeromq.a library file.
Additionally, I see there is a C# Interop available for ecosystem
concerns extending onto the Windows desktop.
Possible? Suggestions? Comments? Questions?
Thank you...
Regards,
Michael Powell
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