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greytery,
Please have a look at the link below. It should point you in the right direction for installing the ARM cross toolchain for Debian platforms.
https://wiki.debian.org/BuildingCrossCompilers
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Thanks, but I've been along that route and hit all sorts of broken dependencies etc.
As it says: "MOST PEOPLE SHOULDN'T BE BUILDING THEIR OWN CROSS-TOOLCHAIN - THEY SHOULD JUST INSTALL A PRE-BUILT ONE LIKE ANY OTHER PACKAGE." (NB: That's their shout not mine).
No - not quite the point. The Instructions found on -
(a) https://github.com/adapteva/epiphany-sdk/wiki/Building-the-SDK
(b) https://github.com/adapteva/epiphany-sdk/wiki/Building%20on%20Linux
are no longer correct.
Building the sdk following the instructions on the wiki WAS working until the last month or so. The sdk files where downloaded along with the epiphany-libs - and previously seemed to build fine. That has been changed, but the wiki instructions no longer reflect that (or work).
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Can you please send me the build log file and any output that describes the problems you are running into?
Do you have an arm cross toolchain installed on your build host?
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No longer have logfiles after I cleaned up the 'mess' I made on Debian. I actually pointed at some Ubuntu repositories - not the Debian/Emdebian ones - so unsurprising I got errors = My Error.
No longer have any cross toolchain built. I amused myself by building the sdk on as many platforms as I could while waiting for parallela delivery. That is: on Cygwin, Ubuntu (in Virtualbox), Mint Linux - all disposable environments. All appeared to build without error - using the previous Wiki instructions - but without parallela to run on, I could not test properly. After delivery, decided to start from scratch on clean systems. Found the Wiki instructions have changed. Can no longer build.
Will attempt to investigate Emdebian pages - but am already concerned by the number of dire 'There be Dragons' warnings. Been burned before .... :-)
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Once you have the toolchain installed you'll need to check the toolchain prefix. If it isn't "arm-linux-gnueabihf-" then you will need to edit the install-sdk.sh script in the SDK source root and replace "arm-linux-gnueabihf-" to the appropriate prefix for your toolchain.
FYI, this will be changing in future releases; the build scripts will allow you to override the default toolchain prefix. Also, there is a script named build-epiphany-sdk.sh which will do all of the steps described on the "Building the SDK" Wiki. To use it:
cd [your working directory]
git clone https://github.com/adapteva/epiphany-sdk.git sdk
sdk/build-epiphany-sdk.sh
This will be documented on the Wiki when it is updated for the next release of the SDK.
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