Hello I am in the process of attempting a compilation of Chuck for the Gumstix platform (Linux). My question is this: If I am able to successfully cross-compile Chuck, will I also need to have any of Chuck's dependencies on the target platform (or are they just used in the compilation process)? The answer might be obvious, just not yet to me. Thanks, David
Hi David, Sounds interesting. If you use static libraries, then you wont need the dependencies on the target platform. If you use dynamic libraries then you will need these dependencies. Of course, in either case the compiler would need access to dependent libraries and headers compiled for the target system. Be sure to let us know how this goes! spencer On Dec 22, 2006, at 11:08 AM, David Michael wrote:
Hello
I am in the process of attempting a compilation of Chuck for the Gumstix platform (Linux).
My question is this: If I am able to successfully cross-compile Chuck, will I also need to have any of Chuck's dependencies on the target platform (or are they just used in the compilation process)?
The answer might be obvious, just not yet to me.
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