#MUSL CROSS COMPILER HOW TO#
#MUSL CROSS COMPILER DRIVER#

Navigate to the directory for a sample and run make to cross-compile. musl-libc is built twice for ease of use, once with crossdev and once with cross-emerge, as usually one would not be built, but once compiling has completed the binary package that this generates will be useful, along with all of the other binary packages.Of course, the language option must be '-enable-languagesada,c,c++'. The toolchain for build was gcc-6.3.0 for Linux-Gnu provided by Adacore.The build toolchain to build major version 6 must be at least major version 5. You can download the prebuilt tool chain from the following website. I report the successfull build of the cross-compiler x8664-musl-gcc-6.3.0 - understanding Ada - on x8664 Debian Wheezy. Replace with the actual path of your tool chain. $ export CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu. $ sudo mount -t ext4 jetsonД®xport the path of cross-compiler tool chain with the following commands: $ export PATH=/bin:$PATH raw image with the following commands: $ cd $HOME Of course, the language option must be -enable-languagesada,c,c++. Most of the steps apply for other operating systems, but there are some quirks to be done to do it on macOS.

#MUSL CROSS COMPILER HOW TO#

One has a name you specified, such as clone.img the other has the same name with the suffix. I report the successfull build of the cross-compiler x8664-musl-gcc-6.3.0 - understanding Ada - on x8664 Debian Wheezy. Cross-compiling GCC for MIPS on macOS I have written this post as notes for myself on how to buld a GCC (with musl ) toolchain for MIPS on macOS. zip for convenience: i686/sig and x8664/sig (built with this). Native i686- and x8664- Win32 toolchains. These instructions yield two sparsed copies of the image. Looking for i686-hosted cross compilers to target Win32 Youre in luck: i686/sig and x8664/sig (built with this).

#MUSL CROSS COMPILER DRIVER#

The following steps are executed on your host system:Д¬lone the target rootfs on your Jetson board to your host system.ДЇollow the instructions 'To clone a Jetson device and flash' under Basic Flashing Procedures in the Jetson Linux Driver Package Developer Guide to clone the target rootfs. For more information, see Building and Running. If you have not already set up a complete compilation environment on your Jetson board, please do so now.

Jetson board means the target board where your samples will run.Д«efore proceeding, you must ensure that you can build samples natively without issues on your Jetson board.

Host system means the x86 based server where you are going to do cross-compilation.

This section describes how to set up the cross-compilation environment for Multimedia API on the host system.

Musl cross compiler