2. mar. 2012 01.03 skrev Hillel Lubman <[email protected]>: > I installed the Mer SDK on current Debian Testing as per instructions here: > http://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Platform_SDK > > How can I now build some project like Firefox with the SDK? I did: zypper > refresh && zypper install gcc-c++ > And it pulled the packages (those appear to be x86 ones). I'm interested in > particular to cross compile it for ARM. What additional steps are needed to > do it? Hi,
We're working on a Scratchbox2 based feature to the platform SDK where you can essentially have a workflow like this: * Make a target image filesystem (ARM, MIPS, ..) with 'mic' image creator * Initialize it as a SB2 target * Use fast zypper/rpm/bash/etc tools to install build dependencies into the target image * Enter SB2 and 'gcc' becomes a ARM compiler, build process becomes accelerated, you can run ARM binaries (to some extent) * Deploy binaries (and in due time, RPMs) to device matching target file filesystem We've had to move around some pieces in order to do SB2 feature so it's not yet in the Platform SDK - SDK's primary function is to make it easy to generate images right now/have the right Mer tools/etc, with SB2 coming in soon. BR Carsten Munk > > Thanks, > > Hillel.
