Add examples and templates for cross compilation. #161
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This implements very basic examples of how to configure a project to build mingw-w64 and static musl targets.
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This adds examples and templates for both Windows (mingw-w64) and static musl using flakes. A project can be initialized with
nix flake init -t github:nmattia/naersk#cross-windowsor similar for musl.I can imagine the same being done for other possible cross targets (i.e.: wasm & MacOS), but for now, I just implemented the ones that were of interest to me.