Cygwin(Windows) will not be supported because of the lack of case sensitiveness in the file system.
Recommend host OS for cross compile:
Debian
SUSE
Fedora
Arch
Gentoo
Required work around:
Red Hat
OS X
NetBSD
Gentoo is as only a source code based OS(everything is built from source by the user), Missing header and liberaries never is highly unlikely happened.
Wuerfel_21:
Again, i dont want to build the entire OS, neither any of those...
Maybe not, but if you are set up to cross-compile the OS, you should have everything you need to compile applications. I don't know, but that sounds reasonable to me.
You don't have to cross compile. Install native gcc with opkg. I have a full C development environment set up on my yun complete with vi and make. C code compiles faster than I expected.
Sorry, I am at wrong mode. Pollen allergy drive me nuts.
@sonnyyu,
I have also. For me, stay away from all MSG. No canned food, no cup-of-noodle, no package food that you add water to. No tofu, or soy. They hide MSG in tofu with flavor.
To fix, eat RAW nuts; pecans, almonds, walnuts. or Raw fruit, grapes or blackberries. or Raw cheese - good natural cheese, not process, like American Cheese or Laughing Cow Cheese. (I think you do not eat cheese)
Sorry, I am at wrong mode. Pollen allergy drive me nuts.
I know that this is COMPLETELY off topic, but if it helps you sonny, I'll take the risk of darts.
Before pollen erupts, especially the conifers, find a LOCAL bee keeper and buy a pint or so of honey.
Have it in your morning coffee, over pancakes, or simply eat it from a spoon. The local bees take pollen from the plants in your area and by eating the honey, you will build up a resistance to the woes of pollen allergies.
jessemonroy650: @sonnyyu,
I have also. For me, stay away from all MSG. No canned food, no cup-of-noodle, no package food that you add water to. No tofu, or soy. They hide MSG in tofu with flavor.
To fix, eat RAW nuts; pecans, almonds, walnuts. or Raw fruit, grapes or blackberries. or Raw cheese - good natural cheese, not process, like American Cheese or Laughing Cow Cheese. (I think you do not eat cheese)
heggood:
I know that this is COMPLETELY off topic, but if it helps you sonny, I'll take the risk of darts.
Before pollen erupts, especially the conifers, find a LOCAL bee keeper and buy a pint or so of honey.
Have it in your morning coffee, over pancakes, or simply eat it from a spoon. The local bees take pollen from the plants in your area and by eating the honey, you will build up a resistance to the woes of pollen allergies.
Very nice, wish know it few weeks ago. I will save it for next year.
Thanks a lot.