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Finish local firmware compiler doc #138

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jlkalberer opened this issue May 4, 2017 · 7 comments
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Finish local firmware compiler doc #138

jlkalberer opened this issue May 4, 2017 · 7 comments
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@jlkalberer
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:( I'm lazy and haven't finished this yet...

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@straccio
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About this...
Not all platforms can have a "compiler".
For example GCC platform (i'm currently using it in some arm, osx and linux environs) are too difficult to crosscompile.
Other platform is raspberry.

The program (application) can have dependencies on S.0.

@jlkalberer
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I thought that GCC would be easier than windows.

I can understand why RPi and ARM wouldn't work.

@straccio
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GCC platform actually can't connect to the spark-server because they don't have "modules".
I have done a pre patch for that.

@haeferer
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I would suggest to use the docker images from particle for compilation.
I can make an example how to use this. Works fast and stable

@straccio
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I use it for Photon build.
The problem here is that it can not be easy to build a program for a target platform like Raspberry or GCC.

@haeferer
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Yep, Raspberry's latest Version is 0.5.1-pi.14-raspberrypi .
I'm currently focused on Photon... , so sorry

@straccio
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No problem.
I use GCC platform in some *nix systems and for testing purpose.
I have modified the official firmware in order to build to any *nix system before they release the alpha for raspberry! -.-

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