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Hello!

I have the following problem:
Development of an application for target platform arm-v7/Linux.
I want to develop it on my notebook with x84_64/Linux.
This basically works until a libxyz.so is used. I have this library for arm/Linux and x86_64/Linux
and can also compile the application on the notebook with x86_64/Linux and it works.
The library is placed under /usr/lib/.

But when I start cross-compiling for arm/Linux I get the message: Error: /usr/lib//libxyz.so: file not recognized: File format not recognized.
Is there a way that I can compile on the notebook for arm-V7 / Linux and then transfer the application to the target platform.
The target platform does not have enough resources to install CT.

Thank you for your help!

Thanks Sir
Error: /usr/lib//libxyz.so: file not recognized: File format not recognized.
tell to you that libxyz.so library in you x86_64/Linux HostOS is NOT the correct, for your TargetOS arm-v7/Linux.
You must provide to your project the arm-v7/Linux version of libxyz.so library.

Go to your Target OS.
-Find the library you want, NOT the link (libxyz.so) but the real library (libxyz.so.xx).
-Copy the real library (libxyz.so.xx) in to your x86_64/Linux HostOS, to a folder ( for sample codetyphon/binLibraries/mylib/)
-Rename (in your x86_64/Linux HostOS) arm-v7/Linux ver of the real library (libxyz.so.xx) to libxyz.so.

-Add to your project "libraries", the folder of new arm-v7/Linux version of libxyz.so library ( for sample codetyphon/binLibraries/mylib/)

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