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Build OpenSSL with CMake on MacOS, Win32, Win64 and cross compile for Android, IOS
Dependencies of cocos2d-x.
Meta-layer for Poky to build embedded Linux environments by Debian's source codes
TensorFlow Serving ARM - A project for cross-compiling TensorFlow Serving targeting popular ARM cores
Easily use Alpine Linux on GitHub Actions, with support for QEMU user emulator
Golang cross-platform builder docker image with CGo and other tooling
Experimental Forth cross compiler for tiny devices
Guide for cross compiling QT 5.8 with piomxtextures for raspberry pi
[Library/Functional] Stable - A near exact emoji tables of Discord for string-based insertion of emotes without having to escape Unicode.
New version of TypescriptToCS, better than the original. Though, it doesn't support keyof.
All you need to cross-compile aria2 for Android, not to be confused with the Aria2Android app.
Build script and patches for cross-compiling Python 2.7.3 to target ARM
A collection of conda recipes for cross compiling python, libraries, and extensions for iOS and Android
Easy to use Linux to Windows cross compile script.
aapt cmake构建系统,支持mac和linux(ubuntu 16.0.4)构建,支持linux(ubuntu 16.0.4)交叉编译windows版本,支持x86和x86_64构建
Cross-compile the Rust standard library for custom targets without a full bootstrap build.
A script to easily cross-compile Godot binaries for the Raspberry Pi from Linux x86_64 and an extra script to easily transfer the compiled Godot binaries to the Raspberry Pi using rsync
vcpkg registry maintained by @luncliff
Repository for PIAIC-IOT-Q3 (Batch 4-35) resources sharing.
Compiled GDB for various distributions and architectures
A script for building a full GCC + glibc toolchain from scratch (with Go support via gccgo) in multiple stages.
Compile prebuilds in Docker.
Adds cross building functionality to Gradle for Scala based projects
Implementation of mixed language project compilation via Bazel platform.
Onion Omega 2 IoT MIPS32LE projects
Thanatos.
Provides an environment for compiling TensorFlow or PyTorch with CUDA for aarch64 on an x86 machine. This is for Jetson. If you build using an EC2 m6g.16xlarge (aarch64) instance, TensorFlow can be fully built in about 30 minutes. It can be used as a cross-compilation environment not only for TensorFlow and PyTorch, but also for various other packages and libraries.