upstream cross-compilation support for Windows on Arm #40
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targos
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tools,gyp: add support for MSVC cross-compilation
This change means that GYP can now generate two sets of projects: one
exclusively for a host x64 machine and one containing a mix of x64 and
Arm targets. The names of host targets are fixed up to end with
_host.exe, and any actions involving them are fixed up. This allows
compilation of Node on an x64 server for a Windows on Arm target.
Closes: nodejs#40
targos
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tools,gyp: add support for MSVC cross-compilation
This change means that GYP can now generate two sets of projects: one
exclusively for a host x64 machine and one containing a mix of x64 and
Arm targets. The names of host targets are fixed up to end with
_host.exe, and any actions involving them are fixed up. This allows
compilation of Node on an x64 server for a Windows on Arm target.
Refs: nodejs/node#32867
Closes: nodejs#40
ryzokuken
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Original commit message:
tools,gyp: add support for MSVC cross-compilation
This change means that GYP can now generate two sets of projects: one
exclusively for a host x64 machine and one containing a mix of x64 and
Arm targets. The names of host targets are fixed up to end with
_host.exe, and any actions involving them are fixed up. This allows
compilation of Node on an x64 server for a Windows on Arm target.
Refs: nodejs/node#32867
Closes: #40
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