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# MXE cross build
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Scripts to cross build a windows QGIS binary from Linux using MXE:
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(M cross environment) http://mxe.cc/
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The product is a zip file that contains a Windows build of QGIS,
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ready to be unzipped on a Windows machine, it does not require
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installation, just run the `qgis` binary.
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Unfortunately it has some...
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## Limitations
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- No Python support
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- No OpenCL support
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- No support for the new native Windows overrides (notifications etc.)
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## The easy way (requires docker)
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From the main directory of QGIS repo issue the following command:
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```
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ms-windows/mxe/build.sh
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```
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## The hard way
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Follow the instructions on the website to prepare the mxe environment, you
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will need to build all required dependencies for QGIS (or see `mxe.Dockerfile` to get an idea).
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The following command will select the posix threads enabled target and install
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the dependencies required by QGIS:
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```
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make MXE_TARGETS=i686-w64-mingw32.shared.posix -j 16 \
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qca \
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qtlocation \
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qscintilla2 \
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qwt \
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gdal \
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qtkeychain \
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qtserialport \
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qtwebkit \
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qtwinextras \
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libzip \
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gsl \
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libspatialindex
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```
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When done, you can check and edit the `build-mxe.sh` script and set the `MXE` path to your mxe installation directory, `MXE` can also be passed as an environment variable.
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