Cross-compilation

1. Cross-compilation

1.1 Introduction to Cross-Compilation

Cross-compilation refers to the generation of executable programs on one platform to another. For example, build an executable program on Linux on the Windows platform. Cross-compilation saves development time and resources because there is no need to compile and test on the target platform.

1.2 Cross-compilation toolchain

The cross-compilation toolchain is a set of tools and libraries for cross-compilation. It includes compilers, linkers, assemblers, library files, etc. Different platforms and target systems require different cross-compilation toolchains.

1.3 Cross-compilation steps

1. Install Docker

2. Install Cross

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