#crosscompiling — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #crosscompiling, aggregated by home.social.
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dh: warning: warning, please use DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=crossbuildcanrunhostbinaries
#Wow! :debian: #Debian #CrossCompiling
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dh: warning: warning, please use DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=crossbuildcanrunhostbinaries
#Wow! :debian: #Debian #CrossCompiling
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Hey! I'm JJ, a #computerengineering student, junior #cybersecurity analyst and #iot / #embedded nerd.
I am currently working on an embedded #Linux based Honeypot, and using it to learn about pure #C , #crossCompiling and #LinuxKernel
I am also very interested in #hardwareHacking , #malware , #revereEngineering and overall low level stuff.
Also am #FOSS lover.
Moved profiles form mastodon.social recently. I hope the fediverse gives me a healthier relationship with social media.
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Hey! I'm JJ, a #computerengineering student, junior #cybersecurity analyst and #iot / #embedded nerd.
I am currently working on an embedded #Linux based Honeypot, and using it to learn about pure #C , #crossCompiling and #LinuxKernel
I am also very interested in #hardwareHacking , #malware , #revereEngineering and overall low level stuff.
Also am #FOSS lover.
Moved profiles form mastodon.social recently. I hope the fediverse gives me a healthier relationship with social media.
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Hey! I'm JJ, a #computerengineering student, junior #cybersecurity analyst and #iot / #embedded nerd.
I am currently working on an embedded #Linux based Honeypot, and using it to learn about pure #C , #crossCompiling and #LinuxKernel
I am also very interested in #hardwareHacking , #malware , #revereEngineering and overall low level stuff.
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Hey! I'm JJ, a #computerengineering student, junior #cybersecurity analyst and #iot / #embedded nerd.
I am currently working on an embedded #Linux based Honeypot, and using it to learn about pure #C , #crossCompiling and #LinuxKernel
I am also very interested in #hardwareHacking , #malware , #revereEngineering and overall low level stuff.
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I've found out the reason for the error:
error: could not find native static library `ggml`, perhaps an -L flag is missing?
Apparently, when cross-compiling, it can sometimes happen (especially with Windows target) that the compiler searches for "lib*" as prefix in the file name.
So when renaming compiled `ggml` to `libggml`, the error disappeared.
Unfortunately, I still get a linker error, but I don't bother anymore (direct Windows compile in CI works now)
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I've found out the reason for the error:
error: could not find native static library `ggml`, perhaps an -L flag is missing?
Apparently, when cross-compiling, it can sometimes happen (especially with Windows target) that the compiler searches for "lib*" as prefix in the file name.
So when renaming compiled `ggml` to `libggml`, the error disappeared.
Unfortunately, I still get a linker error, but I don't bother anymore (direct Windows compile in CI works now)
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Cross-Compiling Common Lisp for Windows
https://www.fosskers.ca/en/blog/cl-windows
#HackerNews #CrossCompiling #CommonLisp #Windows #LispProgramming #TechNews #FOSS
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Cross-Compiling Common Lisp for Windows
https://www.fosskers.ca/en/blog/cl-windows
#HackerNews #CrossCompiling #CommonLisp #Windows #LispProgramming #TechNews #FOSS
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#pkgconfig's rules about when it does or does not apply a sysroot base seem to be very inconsistent. I guess I'm going to have to look at the actual code to see why this may be. #crosscompiling #buildroot
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#pkgconfig's rules about when it does or does not apply a sysroot base seem to be very inconsistent. I guess I'm going to have to look at the actual code to see why this may be. #crosscompiling #buildroot
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🎩🔧 Ah, the dk coder: the revolutionary script runner for those who find "Hello, World!" too daunting, now with 100% more #READMEitis cure! 🤓🤦♂️ Experience the thrill of cross-compiling with OCaml—because nothing screams "user-friendly" like adding an extra layer of obfuscation for your poor, confused users. 📜💻
https://diskuv.com/dk/help/latest/ #dkcoder #OCaml #scripting #userfriendly #crosscompiling #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩🔧 Ah, the dk coder: the revolutionary script runner for those who find "Hello, World!" too daunting, now with 100% more #READMEitis cure! 🤓🤦♂️ Experience the thrill of cross-compiling with OCaml—because nothing screams "user-friendly" like adding an extra layer of obfuscation for your poor, confused users. 📜💻
https://diskuv.com/dk/help/latest/ #dkcoder #OCaml #scripting #userfriendly #crosscompiling #HackerNews #ngated -
🤦♂️ Imagine spending 4177 words to explain that "cross-compiling" lets you build software for a different machine than the one you're using. But hey, at least Miguel sneaks in that he draws Pokémon—finally, some relevant content! 🎨📱
https://mcyoung.xyz/2025/04/14/target-triples/ #crosscompiling #softwaredevelopment #pokemondrawing #techhumor #codinglife #HackerNews #ngated -
🤦♂️ Imagine spending 4177 words to explain that "cross-compiling" lets you build software for a different machine than the one you're using. But hey, at least Miguel sneaks in that he draws Pokémon—finally, some relevant content! 🎨📱
https://mcyoung.xyz/2025/04/14/target-triples/ #crosscompiling #softwaredevelopment #pokemondrawing #techhumor #codinglife #HackerNews #ngated -
If there is anyone in the Fediverse who programs with #HollywoodMAL and uses my AppBuilder tool, it's time to press the "Check for updates" button because I have updated all the plugins to their latest versions and added the "Pangomonium" plugin released a few days ago by creator of HollywoodMAL.
➡️ HollywoodMAL : https://www.hollywood-mal.com/index.html
➡️ AppBuilder : https://allanon71.itch.io/appbuilder
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If there is anyone in the Fediverse who programs with #HollywoodMAL and uses my AppBuilder tool, it's time to press the "Check for updates" button because I have updated all the plugins to their latest versions and added the "Pangomonium" plugin released a few days ago by creator of HollywoodMAL.
➡️ HollywoodMAL : https://www.hollywood-mal.com/index.html
➡️ AppBuilder : https://allanon71.itch.io/appbuilder
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I started nerd blogging. I would say "again" but even in my 25 years of occasional blogging, I've never written about coding or technology except for brief asides or single posts.
Anyway, today's post is about #rust and #crosscompiling for many targets and how to do it.
https://blog.selfassembled.org/cross-compiling-rust-go.html
I also wrote the static site generator for this blog (its the same one my oft-neglected cooking blog https://whatever.todds.cooking uses) and it's written (poorly) in Rust as well (it was my 1st Rust project)
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I started nerd blogging. I would say "again" but even in my 25 years of occasional blogging, I've never written about coding or technology except for brief asides or single posts.
Anyway, today's post is about #rust and #crosscompiling for many targets and how to do it.
https://blog.selfassembled.org/cross-compiling-rust-go.html
I also wrote the static site generator for this blog (its the same one my oft-neglected cooking blog https://whatever.todds.cooking uses) and it's written (poorly) in Rust as well (it was my 1st Rust project)
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I wish #CrossCompiling some open source projects hadn't devolved to some combination of #QEMU and #Docker
It is so much faster to use a cross-build toolchain running on your host machine! Even if you run that in Docker!
Edit: I'm not owned, I'm not owned! https://users.rust-lang.org/t/cross-compilation-linux-x86-64-host-aarch64-target/105680/6
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I wish #CrossCompiling hadn't devolved to running #QEMU in #Docker
It is so much faster to use a cross-build toolchain! Even if you run that in Docker!
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Just tried out #crosscompiling with #Nix. It's actually this simple:
nix-build '<nixpkgs>' -A pkgsCross.riscv64.hello
file /nix/store/XXX-hello-2.10-riscv64-unknown-linux-gnu/bin/hello
ELF 64-bit LSB executable, UCB RISC-V, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked ...nix-build -A pkgsCross.mingwW64.hello
file /nix/store/XXX-hello-2.10-x86_64-w64-mingw32/bin/hello.exe
PE32+ executable (console) x86-64 (stripped to external PDB), for MS Windowsnot tested to run these