Allow Makefile.embed to be used when cross-compiling #1748
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This allows libgit2 to be cross-compiled (e.g. when building native rugged binaries for windows from Linux or OS X). ``` CROSS_COMPILE=i686-w64-mingw32 make -f Makefile.embed ```
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This option is already present in the CMake config, but was missing from `Makefile.embed` and would cause all kinds of weird failures when compiling rugged on windows with the ruby devkit.
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Allow Makefile.embed to be used when cross-compiling
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Allow Makefile.embed to be used when cross-compiling
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This allows libgit2 to be cross-compiled (e.g. when building native rugged binaries for windows from Linux or OS X).