[Ltib] compilling own code

[aydemir kala]

Hi,

I understood the reason of problem ctrl +C not working after i add some 
pkgs. That is becasue after adding pkgs my /etc/inittab file changed. it
 gives job to wrong tty.
i changed the line as /sbin/getty  115200 /dev/console vt100 and problem
 solved.

Today, I am a bit confused about how can i compile my own hello.c file using 
LTIB. 

a simple code is

#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
printf("Hello\n");
}

First of all
i have to use stdio.h library of ARM ea313x platform so this is probably
 inside the ltib. so i have to give path <stdio.h> like 
<rpm/BUILD/stdio.h> 
but i am not sure. That is one of my question?

Secondly,
Let me assume that i have correctly give the path of library header 
file. Now i have a hello.c file and wanna cross compile it. What must i 
do?

Thanks

Aydemir

On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 11:42 AM, Stuart Hughes <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Aydemir,

ping can come from either busybox or inetutils, maybe when you add
packages it changes and that's where the problem lies?

Can you check your LTIB config files for the default configuration when
it works and the one where it doesn't and see what the difference is.

The configuration file is in config/platform/_target_/.config

Save off the "good" one, re-configure and then compare with diff -u and
then send the output and maybe we can infer something from this.

Regards, Stuart

aydemir kala wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using ea3131 board. I build it with ltib. My problem is that. I
> have fedora PC connected serially to my board with minicom terminal. On
> the minicom terminal when i start ping my fedora PC it starts pinging
> but i can not kill it by using Ctrl + C keywords. I can not kill process
> and i need to restart board. Could you please help me which package i am
> missing or where is my mistake? Becaue when i select default ltib
> configuration i can use Ctrl + C keyword but something going wrong when
> i add some other pkgs...
>
>
> Thanks....
>
>
> Aydemir
>