Let me remind you that i am dont use a Cross compiler, but an emulated
Arm machine.
That is "interesting", but is it really useful ? Cross-compiling seems
more "standard". In this forum there seem to be several ARM-CE-users,
but ARM-Linux seems not to be very common right now. I'm very interested
in that as (not before next year) I might be starting a Cross-Linux project.
The next stage is to develop X apps
using Lazarus. But for these I need to get FPC working.
Do you really want to run Lazarus on the ARM-system ?
While this _should_ be possible somehow, It might be quite slow compared
to what can be done on a PC with cross-compiling.
Moreover I have no idea how well gdb might work in such an environment
(gdb-user interface in the ARM target) Using cross-gdb from a PC onto
the arm device via Ethernet seems the more user-friendly (and more
"standard").
Please let us know how you proceed with this interesting stuff.
-Michael
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