Or just look at the OpenMoko build rules, they set up the rest of the
cross environment too but you end up with it being trivial to build
current python just by cross-compiling.
Or look at the OpenEmbedded toolchain for the gumstix (an XScale ARM.)
On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Brad Clements <
Four or more years ago I cross compiled Python for an older ARM
processor (no mmap support), I statically linked with uclibc and
libxslt/libxml2.
It worked and performed reasonably. I just used the base Python source.
The only problem I had was the Python's makefile tries to compile itself
tw
, 2008 6:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; pythonce@python.org
Subject: Re: [PythonCE] python port for embedded linux
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
e: [PythonCE] python port for embedded linux> >
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
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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
Does anyone know of a python port for embedded linux. I want to use it to do
some "basic" scripting in python, mostly involving a library that we will
develop. Nothing more. But this is on embedded linux, not WinCE.
I think this list is the best place to place this question. though it is for
