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I have been customizing QGroundControl and have successfully built it for my Ubuntu system (x86_64 architecture) using Qt 6.8.3. I utilized the provided shell scripts and Dockerfiles located in the ...
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I have Lynx-9500 sls device which I did cross compile Qt5.12 library by it's toolchain. Qt cross compilation was ok with Tslib library, but when I create simple QWidget to test touch screen it does ...
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I have a RISC-V dev board for which I am building Yocto Linux. Some of the applications require OpenSSL and the development headers and libs to build the applications. I have been able to add openssl ...
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I've cross-compiled an executable (AVR GCC) to run on Android arm64 device with aarch64-linux-gnu toolchain (not using Android NDK). file avr-g++ gives the following in "adb shell": file avr-...
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I have a Rust project created with cargo that I'm trying to cross compile (see "targets" in rust-toolchain.toml below) with the following dir structure: . ├── .circleci │   └── config.yaml ├─...
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My C++ library uses external dependencies, most of which are open source, but at least one of them is only available as cross-compiled binaries. In our CI workflow, we typically fetch the artifact ...
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I'm working on a robot that consists of an ARM based SBC with an AVR based control board and would like to use CMake to manage the builds. My desire is to just run CMake once and have the build ...
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My intention is to build an app (ffmpeg) to an old armv6 architecture (32-bit only). To achieve this, I've used ct-ng to build the actual cross-toolchain, posting here my config for better overview of ...
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I'm attempting to build gstreamer from source. I've built all the dependencies from source, and exported the PKG_CONFIG_PATH so the pkg-config can find all of these dependencies. I can echo my ...
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I'm trying to build Linux From Scratch 12.3 systemd, but the last (third, in chapter 8) gcc compilation fails. Apparently, is a problem with the 'mulxc3' function. These are the last lines of the log ...
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The tool suite of SPEC06, runspec, provides the --make_bundle option to package the already compiled benchmark binaries on the current server. This makes it very convenient to run these programs on ...
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I'm working on a Renesas RX project using the MinGW RX toolchain (GCC 8.3.0a) and running PC-lint for static analysis. During linting, I get the following error: #error "Unable to determine type ...
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I'm automating the Android build process for an SDL3-based project without using Gradle. While SDL provides an Android project template, it doesn't fully cover my case, so I'm customizing it to ...
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I use a cross-compile tool, compile a huge Android project to Unbuntu executable format app_host. The app_host can run correctly on my Ubuntu system. But when I try to gdb app_host,the gdb show below ...
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I'm trying to cross-compile a Rust program on Linux to Windows. This program contains a function that uses Blosc. A minimal reproducible example can be done with > cargo init > cargo add blosc ...
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I'm trying to build a fftw dynamic library for macOS/x86 on a macOS/arm system. I am able to build a dynamic library for arm and a static library for x86, but unable to build a dynamic library for x86....
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I have a cmake toolchain file for cross compiling and have set a sysroot to a copy of my target platform. I have thus set CMAKE_SYSROOT to point to that. I have also set CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH to ...
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I'm cross-compiling a C application for an ARM aarch64 target. I want to debug it on the target which has gdb 9.1 installed and I would like to avoid both remote debugging and having to copy the ...
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Hi I am cross compiling form a x86 ubuntu machine to are armv8 environment. I am using QT6. I have followed this guide as a starting point to build qt6 for for my host and target. This has been ...
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I'm encountering issues trying to cross-compile glib 2.54.3 for the aarch64 architecture on Ubuntu 18.04.6. My development environment is as follows: Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS GCC Version: ...
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I'm building a Go application with native (CGO_ENABLED=1) SQLite support using https://github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3. I'm trying to get the builder docker image to a reasonable size. (goreleaser/...
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I'm working on a project which involves using a RPi4B in order to build an open source hypervisor with two guest OS: Linux and FreeRTOS. Now all that build process is complete, and I'm trying to ...
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Newbie question: How to fix this error? make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/denis/pmos/device_xiaomi_unified-kernel' make[1]: Entering directory '/home/denis/pmos/device_xiaomi_unified-kernel' m2c -o ...
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I’m working on creating a scratch image as part of a test network for a system I’m building. My goal is to set up a multi-stage Docker build that allows me to compile and run a Rust application both ...
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I've cross-compiled a small "hello world" app for my cortex-a72 CPU using -finstrument-functions flag (for debugging) in such way : "aarch64-linux-gnu-g++ -o0 -finstrument-functions ...
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