make & nmake, cl & gcc

I'm required to write an app that can compile on both Windows (cl/
nmake) & Linux (gcc/make) targets, so I was wondering whether anyone
has any guidelines on how to do it properly.

Even pointing me to existing projects on the net would be very
helpful.

Thanks in advance

Chris
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