Active 9 years, 1 month ago. Viewed 3k times. Has anyone done this before? Does anyone know of any examples? Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. SDK creates a makefile - you can just make use of this from the command line. Improve this answer. Martin Thompson Martin Thompson I just installed the SDK standalone package for linux. Unfortunately, none of the xilinx tools work -- xsdk, xmd, elfcheck, etc all crash, but that is a separate problem.
The good thing is that all the gnu tools work just fine e. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Have you built boost with other tools with success as cross compiling it tricky and a pain in my experience.?
Like using the powerpc tools. I'm really wanting to make sure there's no user error when you configure it to be built and using a standard set of tools like the powerpc is one day.
Or have you built them on x86 as I typically do that also. Thanks for reply. There was no errors. I found the files required by boost in include directory of microblaze gnu tools but why the microblaze gcc is not detecting them.
In my opinion include path which is required to find cstddef,utility,etc is not properly configured in the microblaze gcc or I am making some mistake while passing commands to microblaze gcc compiler. Regards Adnan. Hi, Just an update. Microblaze gnu toolchain from Xilinx is no longer available on git. Please use gnu tools from SDK installation as below:.
Root File-system initramfs rootfs. This specifies any shell prompt running on the target or development host. The following command shows the general format for the build target name. Analog Devices Wiki.
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