Hi Vincent, You want sysdeps, so I assume you're cross-compiling. The easiest way for you to get sysdeps is to actually compile skalibs in a *native* ARM environment, and fetch the sysdeps from there. If you don't have a development environment on your real target, qemu can definitely help : you can use Aboriginal's native-compiler-arm*toolchain inside a qemu disk to compile skalibs, and then look at the sysdeps file.
I've stopped collecting sysdeps sets for different architectures, because it's too much maintenance and unreliable ; and now that qemu is widely deployed, packaged and everything, and you can set up a small Aboriginal development environment on a virtual host in a matter of minutes, there's just no reason anymore to keep a repository of sysdeps. -- Laurent
