ARM cross compiling

Is your iPAQ running Linux, or is it still running that other operating system? If it's running Linux, what C library is it using (uClibc, or glibc) and what version?

- Dan

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what version?

Hello all,

Werner Schulte has just uploaded an iso image of the first shot of the Opie development Live CD (approx 310 MB) to

The first documentation is also available there.

The CD contains an iso image with the tools and methods described on

The CD allows the user to crosscompile opie programs without having a cross-compiler installed on his linux-box (also i386 embedded available). The CD contains:

ARM-CrossToolchains hh 2.95.3 and sharp (Embedix)

precompiled ARM-Kernel (2.4.18-rmk3-hh10)

precompiled IPAQ-QTE, SHARP-QTE, EMB-QTE (2.3.5)

precompiled IPAQ-OPIE, SHARP-OPIE, EMB-OPIE (1.0.0)

opiedev Documentation.

(This message it takes from Werner Schulte Email ;)

With regards, AM Christophe

the iPAQ (destination) is running WinCE3.0. My PC (source) is running RedHat Linux

~James

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"james d." a écrit dans le message de news:bmc4qs$6jg$ snipped-for-privacy@news.umbc.edu...

Why don't you use Visual C++ for WinCE ? You don't like IDE ?

The research team I'm working with has already written all the code in Java. We'd like to port everything to the iPAQ, but Java is just too slow.. Porting everything to Vis. C++ is a last resort. I was hoping we could just re-write some of the code in C++ using a cross-compiler, then wrap those functions in JNI to speed up the system. That would save _much_ development time.

I'm still looking for a decent JVM for the Pocket PC architecture. I've tried: Jeode, IBM's j9 (WSDD), and CrEme. Jeode is the fastest, so I was thinking of using that.

Regard, James

Just get any of the cross toolchains on the familair ftp...

Try Skelmirs CEE-J My personal opinion is that J9 is better than Jeode

btw: do you think that this is the right place to disscuss WinCE related topics?

Regards, Alexander