Discussion:
[shr] x86 toolchains
Michele Brocco
2011-01-17 21:49:13 UTC
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Hello list,

for those who need it: I put 32bit toolchains for shr on Christoph's webserver.

http://www.chonyota.net/freerunner/toolchains/

Cheers,

Michele
Giovanni
2011-01-18 09:02:22 UTC
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Is there any documentation/tutorial about how to use this toolchain?

Best regards,
giovanni
Post by Michele Brocco
Hello list,
for those who need it: I put 32bit toolchains for shr on Christoph's webserver.
http://www.chonyota.net/freerunner/toolchains/
Cheers,
Michele
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Michele Brocco
2011-01-18 09:17:59 UTC
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The usage is very similar to the old openmoko toolchain documented in
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Toolchain :
Extract the toolchain in the "/" directory
launch; . /usr/local/shr/arm/environment-setup

For shr-unstable you will need libtool 2.4 installed on your desktop.
For shr-testing I dont think yet but I am not sure.

thats it. You can use then for instance the arm-angstrom-gnueabi-gcc
crosscompiler. For installing additional libraries to the toolchain,
become root, relaunch the above command and use "opkg-target update;
opkg-target install libXXXXXXXX-dev" or similar.

Then you can for instance use autotools to setup your software project
and configure it with the --host= parameter (for unstable also the
--with-sysroot= parameter).

Cheers,

Michele
Post by Giovanni
Is there any documentation/tutorial about how to use this toolchain?
Best regards,
giovanni
Post by Michele Brocco
Hello list,
for those who need it: I put 32bit toolchains for shr on Christoph's webserver.
http://www.chonyota.net/freerunner/toolchains/
Cheers,
Michele
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