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Hello,
I going to be make a UEFI bootloader for my Raspberry Pi 3, as there are some OVMF images I found that work on it. My only problem is that there seems to be no aarch64-mingw32 toolchain in GCC and Binutils. Has anybody ever built an Aarch64 Mingw32 toolchain? If so, please tell me how! I tried building clang, but my machine kept running out of memory, even after adjusting link and job counts (and I have 8 GB of RAM!). I also am not willing to use GNU-EFI.
Thanks,
nexos

nexos wrote:I tried building clang,

Why? Clang is already a cross-compiler.

Install the Clang package provided by your distro and try this:

Octocontrabass wrote:

nexos wrote:I tried building clang,

Why? Clang is already a cross-compiler.

Install the Clang package provided by your distro and try this:

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clang -o program.efi program.c -ffreestanding -nostdlib -mno-stack-arg-probe --target=aarch64-unknown-windows -fuse-ld=lld-link -Wl,-entry:efi_main -Wl,-subsystem:efi_application

That is true, that skipped my mind .