On Sun, 23 Jan 2011, Michele Brocco wrote:
On 1/23/11, Pau Espin Pedrol <[email protected]> wrote:
2011/1/23 David Kozub <[email protected]>
On Sun, 16 Jan 2011, Michele Brocco wrote:
for those who need it and are old-school 32bit users like me, I manage
to get a new hard drive and thus built a 32bit toolchain for shr. I
will try to update it either on-demand or whenever I see I can no
longer update it with opkg-target :). I uploaded the shr-testing
version already on Christoph's server (thanks for hosting!). The
shr-unstable will follow within this week. The url is
http://www.chonyota.net/freerunner/toolchains/
How did you build the toolchain? Did you use some recipe that's in OE, or
created a new one?
I think it would be cool to have SHR toolchain that would include all the
SHR libs by defaul, maybe even vala (what a dream :) ), but it seemed like
nobody is really interested.
Regards,
David
And yes, afaik this toolchains are created using OE :)
Exactly, mine is created with OE as well. I just thought someone may
need the x86 version. As far as i know vala is not included in the SHR
toolchain. Why do you need vala in the toolchain?
Ah, I guess my question was not clear. Obviously the toolchain was built
via OE. What I wanted to know is - have you used a recipe that's already
in OE, or have you created a new one, specifically for SHR?
I asked that as I saw the label "SHR toolchain", so I thought it might be
SHR-specific (i.e. including the SHR-relevant libs by default, without
extra need to install them). But from your mail it seems it's just the
ordinary Angstrom-like toolchain (meta-toolchain.bb).
As for vala. - For cross-compiling vala apps for the FreeRunner. I assume
cross-compiling a vala application for the FR (without OE) is quite
difficult. One needs to have enough bleeding-edge valac, occasionally even
some extra patches. Also one needs the right .vapi files. (I have just a
vague idea about this though.) - This is obviously already resolved in the
OE, so if the toolchain included vala from OE, it would mean it is the
correct version with the right patches etc.
Regards,
David
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