.InstallationYou can download the toolchain here:for x8664 (64bit Linux):for i686 (32bit Linux):You then simply need to untar the corresponding archive on your computer. We recommend you to untar it at / so that it gets installed in /usr/local/angstrom UsageThe general suffix to the compiler is arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-.

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So if you need to call gcc, its name is going to be arm-angstrom-linux-gneabi-gcc.Assuming that you have untared the toolchain in /, to use the compiler, you must do:source /usr/local/angstrom/arm/environment-setupIf you use CMake, you can configure cross-compiling using moboard.cmake:cmake -DCMAKETOOLCHAINFILE=/moboard.cmake.Assuming that moboard.cmake is located in your home directory.

The following sections demonstrate how to cross compile the SDK for Linux on an ARM platform as example.Although these instructions can be in principle applied to other target systems, there may be some differences. Please refer to for more information.RequirementsYou’ll need the following software:. (2.8.0 or higher). a cross compiler toolchain for your target platform; in our example, we have unpacked it to /usr/local/angstrom/arm.

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the required third-party libraries compiled for your target platform; see for instructionsToolchain FileCMake needs to know the target system and where the tools from the cross compiling toolchain can be found. The information can be put together in a so-called toolchain file. In our case, it has the following content.