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Yocto for Raspberry Pi

You're reading from   Yocto for Raspberry Pi Create unique and amazing projects by using the powerful combination of Yocto and Raspberry Pi

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785281952
Length 214 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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TEXIER Pierre-Jean TEXIER Pierre-Jean
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Petter Mabäcker Petter Mabäcker
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Preface 1. Meeting the Yocto Project FREE CHAPTER 2. Building our First Poky Image for the Raspberry Pi 3. Mastering Baking with Hob and Toaster 4. Understanding BitBake 5. Creating, Developing, and Deploying on the Raspberry Pi 6. Working with External Layers 7. Deploying a Custom Layer on the Raspberry Pi 8. Diving into the Raspberry Pi's Peripherals and Yocto Recipes 9. Making a Media Hub on the Raspberry Pi 10. Playing with an LCD Touchscreen and the Linux Kernel 11. Contributing to the Raspberry Pi BSP Layer 12. Home Automation Project - Booting a Custom Image

Software development kits (SDKs)

An SDK is a set of tools we can use outside Yocto/OE. These tools generally include a compiler, linker, debugger, libraries, and external headers. This set of compilation tools is called a toolchain. With the Raspberry Pi (or other embedded platforms), the toolchain is often composed of crosstools, which are tools executed on one architecture that produce a binary for use in another architecture.

The following figure depicts the process of cross-compilation:

Software development kits (SDKs)

The Yocto/OE build system can be used to generate a cross-compilation toolchain and matching sysroot folder for a target system.

Note

The sysroot folder contains the shared libraries, headers, and utilities that are used in the process of building recipes,

With this build system, there are several ways of generating an SDK that conforms to our Raspberry Pi platform.

A generic SDK - meta-toolchain

The meta-toolchain recipe will build a toolchain that matches the Raspberry Pi platform and a basic sysroot...

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