Thats assuming I run windows, which I don't. It also assumes that I need an IDE which I never have. The
Hey, if you run Linux instead of Windows, then just download the linux version of Codesourcery instead of the Windows version, then open an xterm instead of a dos command window. Hardly rocket science
'Aimless_E' said:
Will Code sorcery allow me to compile from source, e17 and all its libraries in such a way as that when I compile my program that uses e17's libraries that are known as the EFL. It will work on the arm architecture.
You can download the binary or source versions of the compiler as you wish. You can compile anything from source as long as you have the dependancies.
There's probably EFL libraries for ARM already on the net somewhere, but it's not exactly difficult to compile them from source using any GCC derivative.
[If there's something I'm missing here, please let me know]
Pardon my bluntness yesterday. I've been given several different answers on several different forums and irc channels about how to achieve my goal. If I were to guess my biggest problem "now" is the mass amounts of 'noise' on my computer caused by the different arm cross compilers. But thats beside the point. When I began the post I was simply asking for someone that already had a dev system that included the EFL so that I could get real world data on my program. Evil Dragon is using E17 on his dev board so I know its possible and that he at least has it working.
My intent wasn't to offend.