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Build to cubieboard (a20) 10 years 8 months ago #5281

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Hi
It's possible build from win7 to cubieboard (A20 Cortex-A7 dual-core) ? ,
what's need for this , cubieboard libs ? wich?
or maybe can i install codetyphon on cubie ?

thnxs

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Build to cubieboard (a20) 10 years 8 months ago #5284

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For Debian it is should be simply.
1. install CT.
2. Build arm-linux cross element.
3. Install library arm-linux-pi.
4. Run IDE, select ARM target and Linux OS target and build your app.

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Build to cubieboard (a20) 10 years 8 months ago #5287

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++1 for that
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Build to cubieboard (a20) 10 years 8 months ago #5290

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Hello, I don't think that the arm-linux-pi libs will make your code work on the cubieboard as they have two different microprocessor architecture, BCM ARMv6 on the pi and AllWinner ARMv7 on the cubieboard.

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Build to cubieboard (a20) 10 years 8 months ago #5297

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Tested on cubiuntu (ubuntu 12.04 for cubieboard) and dont work.
tried to install ct on cubieboard and fail on cubiuntu.

I will try with cubian (raspbian for cubie)

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Build to cubieboard (a20) 10 years 7 months ago #5302

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Instead why don't you gather all the libs (it will take some time but the result is sure), their all located in /usr/share/lib /usr/lib, just look at the lib-arm-pi files, locate one or two on the cubieboard then copy all the directory you would find, but still you have to install first and at least lazarus as it's already in the repository (under debian). Good luck.

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