>Are there well-known tricks to cross-compile any of the standard
>distributions for ARM Linux on an Intel-based Linux machine? It seems
>to me that my options are to either:
Depends very much on the software in question. Sometimes you can just say
"CC=arm-linux-gcc ./configure" and everything will be peachy. The trouble is
that a lot of configure scripts rely on being able to execute test programs.
>1. Pull together pre-compiled binaries out of an existing distribution
> and reorganize them to get just the applications I need.
This would probably be my choice. You can fairly easily unpick both Debian
and RedHat package files to get a plain cpio archive containing the binaries.
Most common software has already been compiled and this is usually easier than
fighting with a cross compiler.
p.
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