The C compiler, when invoked with the same input files, will take a long time and much CPU to compile over and over. Make sure you are havingccacheinstalled and configured when using gcc (even on Windows). It will make repeated compilations much faster, even if things are not yet not p...
When building Qt, please adapt to each user's environment. If you are using Mobian OS, I think that it is similar to the Cross-Compilation procedure for Raspberry Pi. Note: If you want to use the latest GCC AArch64 ToolChain, you need to build GCC yourself by referring to the URL sh...
• Using static /dev. This is the old way of doing /dev, not very practical. • Using mdev. mdev is part of BusyBox and can run custom actions when devices are added/removed. Requires devtmpfs kernel support. • Using eudev. Forked from systemd, allows to run custom actions. ...
• Using static /dev. This is the old way of doing /dev, not very practical. • Using mdev. mdev is part of BusyBox and can run custom actions when devices are added/removed. Requires devtmpfs kernel support. • Using eudev. Forked from systemd, allows to run custom actions. ...
I5IZH2 [Integration optimization] Optimized ccache NA Multimode input subsystem - JS APIs are provided for obtaining input device information.- The stylus can be used as an input device.- An event can be reported to indicate that a key is repeatedly pressed.- SELinux is now supported.The ...
compile. Make sure you are havingccacheinstalled and configured on non-Windows. It will make repeated compilations much faster, even if things are not yet not perfect, i.e. changes to the program can cause many C files to change, requiring a new compilation instead of using the cached ...
compile. Make sure you are havingccacheinstalled and configured on non-Windows. It will make repeated compilations much faster, even if things are not yet not perfect, i.e. changes to the program can cause many C files to change, requiring a new compilation instead of using the cached ...
It will make repeated compilations much faster, even if things are not yet not perfect, i.e. changes to the program can cause many C files to change, requiring a new compilation instead of using the cached result. On Windows, with gcc Nuitka supports using ccache.exe which it will offer...
The target is implicit on MSys2 depending on which MINGW shell you started (the value of$MSYSTEM.) It will not run in the MSys shell. On Debian/Ubuntu this uses the MXE apt repository and works really well. On Fedora it can build using the Fedora MinGW packages, albeit with wx 2.8, ...
Supported Architectures are x86, x86_64 (amd64), and arm, likely many, many more. Other architectures are expected to also work, out of the box, as Nuitka is generally not using any hardware specifics. These are just the ones tested and known to be good. Feedback is welcome. Generally...