Cross-Compilation Standard

Definitions

1. A standard or convention for building software on one platform for a different target platform or architecture. In tooling culture, cross-compilation standards help reduce the chaos of platform-specific assumptions in build pipelines.

   In plain English: A standard approach for building software for different target platforms.

   Example: "The project adopted a clearer cross-compilation standard so ARM and x86 releases would stop relying on a pile of undocumented platform-specific patches."

Related Terms

• Working Group
• API Specification Standard
• Configuration Standard
• Documentation Standard
• Environment Standard
• Java Community Process
• OSD
• SBOM Standard
• Source Build