what kind of linux you use? >----Ursprüngliche Nachricht---- >Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Datum: 11.01.2008 07:57 >An: <[email protected]> >Betreff: Native Compilation > >Hello device owners! > >I've been working on cross compiling a particular software package, and >that's working just fine with the tools and direction given by the wiki. > >However, there's a python API it presents, which requires compiling a python >module. This, I cannot seem to get working, and i've been struggling for a >while. I understand this to be a limitation of python, as most of the >reading I've found says it's really difficult to cross compile. I don't >feel I'm at the level to modify the setup.py script enough to cross compile >correctly, and so I am at an impasse. > >I decided to investigate compiling natively, as a solution to this. Python >is installed, so that stage should be easy. Likewise, there is a GCC package >in the repository, so the C portion shouldn't be difficult either. However, >there seems to be no assembler (as) in the repository at all. This seems >like nonsense, though the linker (LD) is missing as well. Why is this? Have >I just been unable to find these programs? > >Thanks! >
