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This section contains various howtos on Zaurus software development and compilation. You should first read Special Considerations for some good things to keep in mind before getting started with development.
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Cross Compiling Information
Cross compiling refers to building software for the Zaurus on a non-Zaurus, non-Arm based system, usually a PC, as opposed to compiling on the Zaurus itself. The advantage to this approach is that such systems are usually faster and have more Memory and Storage space.
Cross compiling (non-Qtopia) tips
Cross Compiling on OSX -
- see also Zaurus Development with D*** Small Linux
- see also Cross Compiling
- see also How Do You Do that in Linux - Lots of specific examples of cross-compilation
- PokyLinux gives straightforward information on obtaining and setting up the Open Embedded bitbake system with easy access to the source code for the Pokylinux sources for the 2.6 kernels,modules etc.
- Scratchbox is a capable cross compile system that can be set up to develop for the Zaurus, the nokia tablets and other embedded devices.
On-board Compilation
If you still want to compile on the Zaurus itself
Kernel Compilation
Compiling the Kernel for the SL-C700 with IPv6 Support
Zaurus hardware/OS-specific programming tips
SDL - Using the Zaurus ports of the SDL library
Qtopia
- see also Qt and Qtopia Training
Creating IPKGs
Application Specific
Zaurus Specific
Other sources of information
For developing in languages other than C, or other OS environments
- see also Unofficial Zaurus FAQ, especially the Programming section
- see also Getting Started with OE
- see also Zaurus_Java_FAQ
- see also Playing with Python
