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cross compilation support

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Since Oct 26, 2023.

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enhancement

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As we know, Linux runs on machines of all kinds of archs. Sometimes cross compiling is inevitable. That said, is it possible to cross compile the project? Or any instructions to get to it? I mean at least for some most popular platforms, like compiling arm target on x86, which is currently my work.

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