Michael Kisel
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Re: QNX target can generate the executable file itself?
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Michael Kisel
03/05/2008 8:23 AM
post5511
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Re: QNX target can generate the executable file itself?
Alex Doherty wrote:
I have a Winxp machne(Dual OS) with 1) 6.3.2 windows host IDE; 2) QNX 6.3.2
host. And another 6.3.2 target.
1. Can i generate the executable file run on the remote target in the IDE?
Or i must build it on the 6.3.2 qnx host machine.
yes, you can cross compile for your target from within the IDE on any
supported host.
2. How can i directly build the executable file on the target without
dowloading it from the host machine? In other words, what kind of componets
i need to build into the image on the remote target so that the 6.3.2 target
can generate the executable file itself?
If you have the Momentics 6.3.2 installed on the target, it is a self hosted
build. Doc on how to build is contained in the IDE as well as the forums and
wiki at qnx.com
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Mario Charest
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Re: QNX target can generate the executable file itself?
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Mario Charest
03/05/2008 9:44 AM
post5516
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Re: QNX target can generate the executable file itself?
> I have a Winxp machne(Dual OS) with 1) 6.3.2 windows host IDE; 2) QNX 6.3.2
> host. And another 6.3.2 target.
>
> 1. Can i generate the executable file run on the remote target in the IDE? Or
You cannot generated it on the target, it must be build on the host machine and then copied onto the target
> i must build it on the 6.3.2 qnx host machine.
>
> 2. How can i directly build the executable file on the target without
> dowloading it from the host machine? In other words, what kind of componets i
> need to build into the image on the remote target so that the 6.3.2 target can
> generate the executable file itself?
It's possible but very complicated, basically you need to setup the target just like a HOST, which may required an extra
license... Then you would need to use something like rcp to launch the build process remotely, ugly, very ugly.
Why would you need to do that?
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