Re: hello world execute on openwrt

[zhouhaiming]

Thanks, I have resolved this problem:


nim -d:release --opt=size --passL:'-s -static' --cpu:arm --os:linux 
--gcc.exe:arm-openwrt-linux-gcc --gcc.linkerexe:arm-openwrt-linux-gcc c 
hello.nim


Run

Re: hello world execute on openwrt

[Yardanico]

Or you can use Zig (it can act as a C compiler because of libclang and includes 
musl for a lot of architectures so you can easily cross compile) so you 
wouldn't have to compile GCC yourself.

Re: hello world execute on openwrt

[Clonk]

I've had a similar problem when developing on Xilinx hardware (ZedBoard) using 
Rust & Cargo.

The error was due to linking against a different version of libc that was 
installed on my board (as @Yardanico said).

The solution I chose was to use musl-gcc in order to statically link the libc.

Re: hello world execute on openwrt

[Yardanico]

It's not about not finding the binary though - that error can also occur if the 
binary is made for a different architecture than the current one.

Re: hello world execute on openwrt

[PMunch]

Well it isn't able to find the hello executable. Did you copy it over? Did you 
copy it over to the place you thought you did? Are you standing in the correct 
folder?