Difference between revisions of "Hammer Programming Squeak"
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| − | + | To add squeak to buildroot, you have to edit the '''buildroot/package/Config.in''' file and add the following line to the '''Interpreter languages / Scripting''' menu, or any other menu. | |
| − | This will compile and build squeak. Currently, the files will be placed in buildroot/ | + | source "package/squeak/Config.in" |
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| + | After doing this, you can build Squeak just like any other software in buildroot and it will be compiled and added to your rootfs image. | ||
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| + | '''-------- Note --------''' | ||
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| + | Building squeak requires a soft-float version of the toolchain. | ||
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| + | This will compile and build squeak. Currently, the files will be placed in buildroot/project_build_arm/Hammer/root/usr/lib/squeak/3.6-3/ | ||
Some precompiled versions, along with a hammer.image file can be found over | Some precompiled versions, along with a hammer.image file can be found over | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 2 February 2008
Squeak is version of the Smalltalk programming language.
To build Squeak for the Hammer, copy the buildroot-hammer.tar.gz tarball into your buildroot directory. Then execute:
tar xzf buildroot-hammer.tar.gz make squeak
To add squeak to buildroot, you have to edit the buildroot/package/Config.in file and add the following line to the Interpreter languages / Scripting menu, or any other menu.
source "package/squeak/Config.in"
After doing this, you can build Squeak just like any other software in buildroot and it will be compiled and added to your rootfs image.
-------- Note --------
Building squeak requires a soft-float version of the toolchain.
This will compile and build squeak. Currently, the files will be placed in buildroot/project_build_arm/Hammer/root/usr/lib/squeak/3.6-3/
Some precompiled versions, along with a hammer.image file can be found over here.
A precompiled version of the rootfs and kernel, which have soft-float enabled can be found over here.
