#Photoflow gimp plugin os x install#
#Photoflow gimp plugin os x manual#

C++ Common package name providing the feature: g++-mingw-w64-x86-64 Ada Common package name providing the feature: gnat-mingw-w64-x86-64 Let’s check the output of crossroad again:

#Photoflow gimp plugin os x install#

If you use Fedora for instance, you will want to install mingw64-gcc and mingw64-binutils. The package name was actually based off a Mint or a Mageia, I think. W64: Setups a cross-compilation environment for Microsoft Windows operating systems (64-bit).

Let’s see what I need for Windows 64-bit. Ok so at this point, you may have no cross-compilation compiler installed. See details about any target with `crossroad -help `. It may be a little long and boring, but I want to show you a full process. I will now go through a full cross-build of GIMP for Windows 64-bit, from a brand new crossroad install. Pip3 install crossroad Running crossroad the first time

#Photoflow gimp plugin os x manual#

configure & make & make install, right? Well with crossroad, you only wrap the configure step but the rest is the same!Ĭmake is also fully supported, even though my examples below won’t show it (check out the manual for more).Īll what crossroad does is preparing you a suitable environment, with the right environment variables, but also wrappers to various tools (for instance, you get the x86_64-w64-mingw32-pkg-config tool inside a crossroad environment, which is no more than a wrapper to detect packages inside the cross-built prefix only).Įnough chit-chat. For instance f your build system were the autotools, you would run the famous triptych. The cool stuff about crossroad is that it allows to cross-build as easily as a native build. So today, I will explain crossroad by giving a concrete example: Cross-compiling GIMP on GNU/Linux for Windows system The basics “The crossroads” where Robert Johnson supposedly sold his soul to the Devil, by Joe Mazzola ( CC by-sa 2.0) I realized I never advertised this tool much which - even though it has been originally built to help me build and hack a specific project ( GIMP) - ended up as a generic cross-compilation system for Linux. Well to this day, the only supported targets are Windows 32/64-bit. Over the years, I have written a tool to cross-compile software under a GNU/Linux OS for other targets: crossroad.

Hello all! TL DR if you don't care at all about how crossroad works,Īnd you just want to cross-build GIMP in a few commands,