Cross-compilers, Part 1
In this show I'll introduce the concept of cross-compiling software, explain what it is and why you might want/need to do it.
I'll also talk about a great piece of kit for creating cross-compiler tool-chains on Linux; crosstool-ng.
As with most of my shows, the show notes are far too long to fit into the restricted size, so there's an HTML version as well, at:
https://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr1706/index.html
Here are some bullet-points:
There are a few files for this show, the ct-ng .config files downloaded from Arch Linux ARM and a README.md about them. The original markdown source of the full show notes is in the tarball as well https://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr1706/282-Mike_Ray-hpr1706-Cross-compilers_Part_1.tar.gz.
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