Updated Feb 26, 2014 because I’m dumb.
I’m creating this post in the off-chance that someone else with a Raspberry Pi who can’t figure out how to cross-compile from Windows will find this useful (or find it at all).
I have been working on and off on a project that will run on Windows, x86 Linux, and ARM Linux. Problem is, my Linux machines are a little slow. My x86 Linux is running on an Everex Cloudbook sporting a 1500MHz VIA C7-M processor with 512MB of memory. My ARM Linux is running on a Rapsberry Pi with an ARM11 CPU clocked at 700MHz with 512MB of RAM. Compiling on my Windows PC is much faster (even if MinGW make won’t run multiple threads at once). Cross-compiling for x86 Linux isn’t really fruitful, as it’s