... features. Well ... I was in hurry, when I went through your post for the 1st time and missed this last detail and the fact that you use RPi for compiling. I've tried already entirely native Qt development on RPi: as for me RPi is too slow for it especially when using Qt Creator. So, your approach ...
... I have build Qt 5 on the Pi itself. I hate messing around with building cross compilers and crosscompiling libraries. I used the Qt build on Pi instructions: https://wiki.qt.io/Native_Build_of_Qt5_on_a_Raspberry_Pi ...
... an issue with the conditional parsing). Since it may be relevant, I'm cross-compiling the kernel myself, from ref "raspberrypi-kernel_1.20190925-1".
You need to make sure that your toolchain was built with the flag --with-arch=armv6 This is normally not the case. And as plugwash mentioned, this will lead to wrong startup code. I created a github repository which contains a toolchain that is working for Raspi Zero with Raspbian Buster. (Tested on...
... --depth=1 --branch rpi-4.19.y https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux I am cross-compiling and installing the new kernel, modules, and Device Tree blobs on the SD card. Then ...
Assuming you have openssl source code on your system somewhere you will need the -I option to gcc so that it can find where the openssl header files are. See internet for examples: https://www.rapidtables.com/code/linux/gcc/gcc-i.html You will also need -l and -L to specify the library files used an...
Hi, I write my C application on my windows computer and cross compile it for the Raspberry Pi platform using the Raspberry Pi Toolchain for Windows. I am currently writing a module for my application that uses the OpenSSL libraries to compute the SHA-256 ...
Raspbian Buster does include the 'arm-none-eabi' compiler, see my blog on cross-compiling and debugging the NRF52: https://iosoft.blog/arm-gcc-lean-nordic-nrf52/
I haven't used it on SAM processors, but if you have the necessary startup code, the build process should be similar.
... nor is it a mixture of 32bit and 64bit. I'm using ARM's Aarch64-elf cross compiler toolchain to build the RasPi bare metal kernel on my Windows machine. The only "speciality" might be, that I'm not compiling from C but rather using Rust and I'm not sure whether I could pass ...
... as not everything is 64bit yet and some probably won't ever be. Crosscompiling is a bit of a pain at the moment, but native compiling just works most of the time. ...
... am using raspberry pi 3 b+ with running on raspbian-stretch. I need to cross compile my application and several third party packages for that I ... OS/hardware platform involved in this development environment? Are you compiling on the RPi for deployment to some other platform? Or the opposite: ...
... look to be clear, thorough and plausible, so I just you give them a go. Cross-compilation on the pi (armv7-> armv8) is possibly another option - ... hundred of times an hour or more as I optimise the algorithms so cross-compiling from another machine becomes a no-go. I wasn't aware of an armv8 ...
... was added, I moved the build over to aarch64, not realising that cross-compiling leaves native binaries that break out-of-tree module builds on the target. I moved ...
Hello, Recently, I've got myself into the fun of compiling my own kernel. Before receiving my new RPi4, I thought of trying a few ... kernel beforehand on my (AArch64) phone (since I had a few problems with the cross-compiling tools), but things got me wondering; the kernel compiled successfully, ...
... 4.9.3 toolchain arm-rpi-4.9.3-linux-gnueabihf echo PATH=\$PATH:~/tools/arm-bcm2708/arm-rpi-4.9.3-linux-gnueabihf/bin/ >> ~/.bashrc the kernel 5.3 cross-compiled flawless. Not tested running yet (no RPi on hand now), but I believe it will be OK.
I don't know, but I'm using this kernel with some minor modifications, compiled directly on Pi, under Ubuntu 19.10. > uname -a Linux RPI4 5.3.3-v8 #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Oct 4 15:52:50 CEST 2019 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux > dmesg | head -n 3 [ 0.000000] Booting Linux on physical CPU 0x0000000000 ...
... all (most) latest patches so that testing/patching makes sense. I am cross-compiling branch 5.3.y using steps in https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/kernel/building.md ...
I am building an C++ application for RPi but the problem is tha compiling takes too long and it is slowing me down. I am using a RPi 1. My ... running at 1.5GHz by default. Compiling native is always easier than crosscompiling.
... luxury of whatever IDE and other tools one may need. However I do not cross compile for the Pi, I build it as a program for Linux or Windows. I ... to do unit testing of code on the PC. I try to stay away from cross-compiling as much as possible. It's a pain to set up and work with. Also ...
Time to relearn GCC compiling ;) I will need to install the armhf cross compiler for those old dinosaurs 32bit Pi's. I had no luck with DMD and LDC. But Nim did build and Zig ...