Hi, ext Paule Ecimovic wrote: > Thanks for this link to the Maemo 2.1 SDK. This is full of useful > programming examples, although I am looking for gcc to run from the > Nokia 770 itself from within an osso-xterm in order to be able to > compile, link, and run programs right from and on the device, just like > on a desktop linux box. I would like to skip the external linux box though. I think that if you want e.g. to compile C++ code with GCC on the device, you might need to use swap. Some C++ files can make GCC to take a lot of RAM. You should also note that the device has Busybox, not the normal GNU coreutils/fileutils/textutils. If the source uses GNU Autotools for configuring itself, you can run to very wierd problems because Busybox is not 100% compatible with the GNU utilities. And if you want to build Debian source packages, the device of course doesn't have -dev packages or the Debian tools for that. However, all of this is easy to do in Scratchbox (Maemo SDK). - Eero
