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SOLVED - Crosscompiling not working for me 9 years 2 weeks ago #8167

  • Raúl Ferrandis
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Hi,

Im trying to build a simple program to verify that I can cross compile for the Raspberry Pi B+ (Raspbian), but all my attempts were usseles, that's my case:

- I have Codetyphon installed in Windows 7 64bits, and in Ubuntu 14.04 (vmware under same Win7). I followed your steps from your wiki (install and remove and build all). I tryed this several times...
- I have win32 and win64-arm-linux--RaspberryPi toolchains installed.
- I have arm-linux-Raspbian libraries installed.
- I built a Toolchain with this parameters: Host: x86_64 CPU-OS targets: arm-linux
- I built a FPC32 arm-linux-Raspberry

With this I can open a new "empty" project in Typhon32, only with the Form1. Then I configure the project options like this:
- Other Unit Files:

$(TyphonDir)/components/pl_ZeosDBO/source/component/
$(TyphonDir)/components/pl_ZeosDBO/source/core/
$(TyphonDir)/components/pl_ZeosDBO/source/dbc/
$(TyphonDir)/components/pl_ZeosDBO/source/parsesql/
$(TyphonDir)/components/pl_ZeosDBO/source/plain/

- Libraries:

$(CTDIR)/binLibraries/arm-linux-Raspbian/

-SO: Linux -CPU:ARM -Processor:Default (I tried ARMv6 also)
-Finnaly I choose gtk2 in Additions and overrides.

With this I can compile, but I can't execute this on the Raspberry. I tried chmod +x but without luck...

Can you help me please? I don't know what Im missing, but I tried a lot of combinations, reinstalling everithing several times, recompiling, in 32 and 64bits, in Ubuntu...

Thanks in advance!

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Crosscompiling not working for me 9 years 2 weeks ago #8170

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Sir
my suggestions:

a) You Don't need to declare pl_ZeosDBO folders to your project,
simple add pl_ZeosDBO as project need package.
When Typhon IDE build your project build and arm-linux pl_ZeosDBO pascal files (*o, *.ppu) in pl_ZeosDBO files folder

b) Don't select Arm CPU type (ARMv6) not need, because FPC32 Element was build with
options OPT="-CaEABIHF -CpARMV7A -CfVFPV3 -OoFASTMATH"
look at ln_FPCx_Build_Element_arm_linux_RapberryPi2.sh

c) Database libraries files used from pl_ZeosDBO, must be in your Pi2 box.
You can start your App in Pi2 box as root (root sh ./myproject) to read command line errors or
better to add "debug code" to you project .

d) and always you can user Cross-Debug procedure...CT has and this ability
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Crosscompiling not working for me 9 years 2 weeks ago #8171

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Thank you Mr. Stefanos for your reply,

I added pl_ZeosDBO as needed package, removed ARMv6 option and removed pl_ZeosDBO folders from project options, but I don't fully understand all of your recomendations:

-Do you want me to do anything with the .o .ppu files that are build in my project folder?
-How can I put the pl_ZeosDBO libraries in my Raspberry? I need to do something or only leave them in some specific folder?

When I try to run the executable file with "sudo sh ./project1" it says " Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")") "

UPDATED:

SOLVED!! All the f****ng time was working ok, is that I cant execute the code from my usb, if I copy the files to the Raspi works perfect!!! Thank you for your time!!

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