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| Re: Cross-compiling for Raspbian [message #48570 is a reply to message #48516] |
Thu, 27 July 2017 14:37   |
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Do this:
1) Install make environment (apt-get install build-essential)
2) get upp sources
3) make theide (command make in dir ide)
4) copy theide to folder /usr/local/bin or /home/pi/bin
5) run theide (may be from command line)
6) make U++ assembies (left pane during package selection)
then you may compile on raspberry directly.
It's very simple way.
For real cross-compile search google for "raspberry qemu emulator".
SergeyNikitin<U++>( linux, wine )
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| Re: Cross-compiling for Raspbian [message #48586 is a reply to message #48570] |
Wed, 02 August 2017 14:47 |
Giorgio
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Registered: August 2015
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Hi Sergey,
thank you for your suggestion. Indeed, your solution is the simplest, cross-compiling is too much effort for a newbie. I have successfully compiled and installed theide and also compiled some of the example applications that come with theide. Now I am compiling my own application developed using theide on windows. Compiling times are quite long, the first time (when you have to compiled all the packages), once core packages are compiled compiling time is acceptable. For the sake of other people who may read this in future, to successfully compile theide on a fresh installation of noobs/raspbian are needed the devel package of gtk, x11, bzlib2.
Thanks again,
Gio
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