Compiling for ARM Linux on Windows
Hello,
I have a tool which generates code and compiles the executable. However currently there is no tool-chain for ARM processors, but I can include additional cross compilation tool-chains. Also the tool only works on Windows.
The problem is that the target platform runs a Linux installation on which the software needs to execute. I'm trying to create a tool-chain so that I can compile on Windows for an ARM based linux installation. Details on the platform:
Computer board: Gumstix Overo Fire (with an Cortex-A8 (TI OMAP3530))
Operating System: Linux (kernel: 3.2.21)
The specific Linux kernel I compiled on a Linux (virtual) machine.
Now I'd like to be able to compile applications for this platform in Windows, using this cross compiler. It appears I require the headers files/libraries for this in order to make this work. My question therefore is: How can I get the libraries/headers on Windows so that I can include them and I can build for Linux on ARM?
Any help or hints or tips on where I could look (I now google is my friend, I just ran out of search key options) for more information on this subject would be much appreciated.
Regards
Jan Jaap
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