Mali OpenGL ES 2.0 SDK for Linux on ARM User Guide: 3.1.1. Building and running a sample from a Windows workstation

All of the samples can be built and run from the command line.

To use a terminal to build and run a sample on Microsoft Windows for the Mali OpenGL ES 2.0 Emulator:

Open a Visual Studio command prompt.
Change to the Mali SDK installation directory.
To list the samples, enter:
```
build-x86-win32.bat --help
```
Run the batch file to build the samples:
- To build all of the samples, enter:
```
build-x86-win32.bat 
```
- To build a single sample named sample_name, enter:
```
build-x86-win32.bat sample_name 
```
The binary for the sample is created in build\x86\sample_name.
Run the binary to execute the OpenGL ES 2.0 code under emulation on your desktop.

To use a terminal to build a sample on Microsoft Windows to run under Linux on an ARM device:

Open a command prompt.
To list the samples, enter:
```
build-arm-linux.bat --help
```
Change to the Mali SDK root directory.
Run the batch file:
- To build all of the samples, enter:
```
build-arm-linux.bat
```
- To build a single sample named sample_name, enter:
```
build-arm-linux.bat sample_name 
```
The binary for the sample is created in build\arm\sample_name.
The sample folder contains the binary file and the assets. Copy the folder to the computer with the ARM processor and run it there.

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