问题
How can I build a cross-compiler for a C++ library to target many platforms on a single build server?
The cross-compiler should be able to build the library for (at least) {Windows 7, Mac OS X, Ubuntu 11.04} × {32 bit, 64 bit} × {Debug, Release}. I don't care if the whole build from scratch takes forever or if the gcc binary is 1 GB. If the cross-compiler cannot be a single executable, what is the workflow I should use to compile (and recompile) my library?
The host machine would be a Ubuntu 11.04.
回答1:
Building cross-compiler is quite well covered in OSDev Wiki. For Windows, you can use mingw packages in your distro's repository
回答2:
Windows host + TeamCity + GCC (mingw) + Gnu Make (or complementary build script solution) + MSVC8/9
You can have teamcity automate the building of everything for you, GCC will let you build targets in all DBG/REL, 32/64 bit, MacOS/Linux permutations. MSVC8/9 test for cross-compiler compatibilities.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5980397/multiplatform-c-cross-compiler