David I'm currently running a headless setup on my BBB...I have xorg and
libqt4-dev packages installed (qt-sdk package encompasses libqt4-dev,
qtcreator and some additional packages)
- I SSHed into the BBB with X11 Forwarding: ssh -X debian@192.168.0.102
- Made a directory containing a
Hussam Hertani halhe...@gmail.com:
David I'm currently running a headless setup on my BBB...I have xorg and
libqt4-dev packages installed (qt-sdk package encompasses libqt4-dev,
qtcreator and some additional packages)
- I SSHed into the BBB with X11 Forwarding: ssh -X
debian
Piotr I know that the linaro toolchain will work with Debian/Ubuntu armhf
images
. Will it also work in the same way with angstrom?
...I thought that angstrom needed a different toolchain for cross-compiling
applications. But I could be wrong.
On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 10:28 AM, Piotr Murawski
David, yes absolutely You can build applications natively on the BBB using
a native compiler (ygcc compiler on the BBB not a cross compiler...) and a
native set of the QT4 libraries. Expect slightly slower build times though.
Also running QtCreator natively on the BBB might be a bit laggybut
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On 04/08/2014 04:14 PM, Hussam Hertani wrote:
David, yes absolutely You can build applications natively on the BBB using
a native compiler (ygcc compiler on the BBB not a cross compiler...) and a
native set of the QT4 libraries. Expect slightly slower build times though.
Also
Dorian, here's a little example. First open the file and get a file
descriptor, then use FCNTL with SETOWN command to send SIGIO to current
process. Use fcntl to set the FASYNC flag then populate the signal
structure. This code was not tested but hopefully should give you an idea
as to what to
