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I have installed Cygwin and followed the necessary steps to install the right packages to allow for Linux cross-compilation on Windows. More info on procedure here Compiling Linux binaries (x86/x86-64) under Windows
However, I am not able to obtain the actual Linux compiler tools from the source above, or anywhere online (after hours of searching). The download to the Linux cross-compiler for Cygwin points to Metamod-P, I wonder what Metamod-P is.
How or where can I get the required Linux cross-compiler for cygwin?
The Cygwin Ports repository contains cross-compilers for i686, x86_64, armv7hl, and aarch64 GNU/Linux targets. Look for the
linux-*-gcc-*packages under theDevelcategory.