Win32 cross-compiling so far...

[Henry Cejtin]

If Windows has some kind of rsh type thing and decent shell (say under the
Cygwin stuff) then you could patch all of this with a shell file in your
path ahead of gcc.  This shell file would rsh to the remote machine, copy over
the source files to that, run the compiler and leave the executable some where.
Then it would create on the local (original) machine a shell file with the
same name as the thing it was supposed to make.  This shell file rsh's to the
remote machine and runs the real executable there.  Voila.
Did I miss some problem here?