title: Visual Studio cross-compilation to Linux
body: <p>Visual Studio 2015 has <a href="https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn872463.aspx">brought</a> with itself a cross-platform support for native C++ projects. In this context cross-platform means Windows, Android and iOS.<br>
  New Visual Studio now officially supports CLang and GCC tool-chains along with its own compiler. However it doesn't support cross-compilation to Linux.<br>
  Which, in turn, means that one still have to maintain at least two different projects in different IDEs to get native library binaries for all major operating systems.    </p>
  
  <p>Is this possible to "cheat" on Visual Studio and enable Linux targeting by modifying parameters of native Android project and/or by modifying NDK installation?<br>
  After all, Visual Studio just invokes NDK tools through a command line...</p>