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Hi There,
I'm a linux developer and new to Maemo5. Will receive my N900, hopefully. I've successful installed the SDK and have some fun. Maybe a dump question. Do we have an option to install a development environment on the N900 itself ? So i am able to compile software on the device itself ? Best regards Sacha |
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There's always python...
I'd be interested in developing that way. The dev environment takes an awful lot of space, though. |
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I develop for Mer, on a smartq5 with Mer installed, so it might be possible for Maemo as well. I think the easiest way to start is to create a large enough ext2/3 filesystem on the device (can even be done in a loop device on the FAT32 partition), copy a completely installed SDK filesystem from there, and chrooting into it. There might be some work needed for getting the arm binaries of the compiler.
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I assume vi is available, right. Lots of things could be done with straight Python code, especially if there is a port of the ncurses package. But, yes, for GUI development you are better off doing that on the desktop. Could be fun though.
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There are people who develop right on the device itself - apparently they had a long commute.
![]() vi is available and if you don't like python you have perl on the device as well. |
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And if you write shell scripts, like me, developing on-device is pretty much a requirement!
I've successfully packaged the fremantle version of my easy-chroot package on-device using py2deb, and then uploaded to the autobuilder on-device, too! I use leafpad for text file editing.
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Yes, please see sbrsh documentation.
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On diablo you can install gcc and a few other tools too, so c and c++ development are also probably quite do-able for on-n900 hacking.
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<religious flame>
Someone has just uploaded qemacs as well to extras-devel, so you don't have to learn that crazy modal editor vi. :P </religious flame> |
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