> -- Илья Ермаков писал(а):
> Дык сто лет уже здесь:

Инструкции как конфигурировать кросс-компилятор BlackBox для Линукса насайте действительно присутствуют:

> -- Цитата:
> OberonMicrosystems have kindly made some tools for developing ELF format shared object files available under the Lazy Cat Open Source licence. These tools are on the OpenBUGS web site in the ascii coded file DevElfLinker-Distro.txt. I have modified the tools slighly to make them compatible with v1.6 of BlackBox component builder. The modified version of the tools are in the ascii coded file MyPatch.txt. My modifications to the source code of DevElfLinker-Distro are in bold blue typeface. MyPatch contains compiled versions of the modified source code.If you want to develope the version of OpenBUGS that runs on Linux dowload the text file MyPatch from the OpenBUGS web site and save it to a file. Next start BlackBox and open the txt file MyPatch using the file menu. Then from the Tool menu pick Decode to install the Linux tools.Finnaly close BlackBox. Note that BlackBox and the Linux tools run on Windows. If you only have Linux you will need to install WINE to work with these tools. The Linux tools consist of a linker for producing ELF format shared object files, DevElfLinker and some library modules. The module LinDl is an interface module to the Linux dynamic loader and LinLibc is an interface to libc. Module LinKernel is a Linux version of the Kernel module. The module in Lin/Mod/HostFiles is the Linux equivalent to the module HostFiles under Windows. Module LinKernel uses LinDl and LinLibc while the Linux HostFile module only uses LinLibc. If you want to edit and recompile any of these modules some care is required. When LinKernel is compiled the compiled (ocf) file is placed in the Code subdirectory of BlackBox, you must move it to the Lin/Code directory. Whenyou compile the Linux version of HostFiles the compiled ocf file is placed in subdirectory Host/Code and will overwrite the Windows version of this file. Therefore you must make a backup of the Windows ocf file before compiling. Once you have the Linux ocf corresponding to HostFiles file move it from Host/Code to Lin/Code and rename it HostFiles....You will be asked if you want to create a number of directories, say yes when prompted. If you want to make the Linux version also compile the module LinConsole at the bottom of this make file. Next open the file called Linking and click into the blobs to link the executable version of OpenBUGS. For Windows there are two linking options, one to create the Windows executable winbugs.exe and the opther to create the brugs.dll library. For Linux only a ELF shared object file brugs.so can be linked.

Если кто-то уже имеет опыт работы с этим кросс-компилятором было бы очень интересно узнать насколько хорошо все действительно работает, что с вводом-выводом и с линуксовским HostFiles, работает ли Comm по протоколу TCP (сервер под Windows, клиенты под Линукс)?