ristkompilaattoria
Ristkompilaattoria refers to a cross-compiler, which is a compiler that runs on one type of computer system or operating system (the host) and generates executable code for a different type of computer system or operating system (the target). This is in contrast to a native compiler, which runs on the target system and produces code for that same system.
The need for ristkompilaattoria arises when direct compilation on the target system is impractical or impossible.
Another common use case is developing software for multiple architectures. A ristkompilaattoria allows developers to build
Setting up and using a ristkompilaattoria typically involves configuring the compiler toolchain, which includes the compiler