GNU Octave on iPhone

[carlosgs91]

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[carlosgs91]

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[nixscripter]

Not an iPod expert, but it looks like you're missing headers for glibc ("stdio.h not found"). Either that, or your path is not set correctly.

[carlosgs91]

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[linuxopjemac]

sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install automake

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware

[carlosgs91]

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[linuxopjemac]

These programs you need to compile software. See the link I gave you.

[Atilana]

Hi, i had the same issues before, thanks for the comments are very useful

[nixscripter]

These programs you need to compile software. See the link I gave you.

But that is for native compiling. He needs to cross compile, assuming that he is compiling on the PC.

I have always found building cross toolchains (compiler, linker, etc.) a pain. I always used Getntoo crossdev for that.

However. I can say that there should be native libraries (i.e. those for the iPod) and their headers. You will need to set variables on the configure script invocation to indicate where they are. How much stuff did you build/download for the cross toolchain?

If I am mistaken and you are trying to compile on the iPod itself... good luck.

[carlosgs91]

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