Can the Lazarus IDE itself be compiled for a different OS and architecture?

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Is it possible to compile the Lazarus version of Windows 32bit or 64bit on a Linux system, including the components, zip it up and transfer it to a Windows system for installation?

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Is it possible to compile the Lazarus version of Windows 32bit or 64bit on a Linux system, including the components, zip it up and transfer it to a Windows system for installation?

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Can the Lazarus IDE itself be compiled for a different OS and architecture?