Re: [PythonCE] python port for embedded linux

2008-04-26 Thread Luke Dunstan
Hi, Have you tried just building the normal Python source with your cross compiler? I expect that there would be a lot less porting problems than Windows CE. For the same reason, the main Python mailing list may give you more responses. Luke From: Ashish Lal Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2008

Re: [PythonCE] python port for embedded linux

2008-04-26 Thread Ashish Lal
Hi - We have an embedded device with 8MB flash and 32 MB RAM with ARM 9 processor runining 2.6.XX. kernel. We just used standard linux (Debian) and configured (or hacked it) to suit our needs. I am looking for a python distribution that has the math library, some IPC mechanisms and some strin

Re: [PythonCE] python port for embedded linux

2008-04-26 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey, it depends against which type of embedded C-library you link(ed) pythonce. E.g. if your mebedded Linux-distribution uses the uclibc, you have to search for x86-binaries compiled against that version of c-library. Same with dietlibc, normal libc, etc. Which type of embedded linux-distribution