Difference between revisions of "Compile Software for the Humax"
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== Compiling on-box == | == Compiling on-box == | ||
| − | It is possible to compile some software directly on the Humax itself | + | It is possible to compile some software directly on the Humax itself, however due to the limited amount of CPU horsepower available, this is only recommended for fairly small packages. |
First you need to install the ''gcc'' and ''gawk'' packages. ''gcc'' is the compiler itself and automatically pulls in dependant packages, ''gawk'' is needed to properly support packages which use GNU autoconf, which most do. | First you need to install the ''gcc'' and ''gawk'' packages. ''gcc'' is the compiler itself and automatically pulls in dependant packages, ''gawk'' is needed to properly support packages which use GNU autoconf, which most do. | ||
| − | < | + | <pre> |
| + | humax# opkg install gcc gawk | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
== Cross compiling on an external host == | == Cross compiling on an external host == | ||
Revision as of 10:47, 18 August 2011
Compiling on-box
It is possible to compile some software directly on the Humax itself, however due to the limited amount of CPU horsepower available, this is only recommended for fairly small packages.
First you need to install the gcc and gawk packages. gcc is the compiler itself and automatically pulls in dependant packages, gawk is needed to properly support packages which use GNU autoconf, which most do.
humax# opkg install gcc gawk
