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Crosscompilation is the process of building software on one platform, known as the host system, that will run on a different platform, known as the target system. This is necessary when the development environment and the execution environment have incompatible architectures or operating systems. For example, a developer might use a powerful desktop computer running a Linux operating system to compile code that will eventually run on a small embedded device with a real-time operating system and a different processor architecture.
The core of crosscompilation involves using a cross-compiler, which is a compiler designed to generate code
Common scenarios for crosscompilation include embedded systems development, where the target devices are resource-constrained and may