I think you should also be able to cross compile from a Linux PC, armbian provides a toolchain for that purpose. Maybe you need to tweak openmsx Makefiles, but I would be surprised because is supported in many platforms.
After taking a quick look at the build system I see configuration variables like:
OPENMSX_TARGET_CPU
OPENMSX_TARGET_OS
I am not sure how it detects the toolchain, but there must be documentation somewhere.
Compiling on the target device can be sometimes a pain if the source is not intended for that...
Well, I think you can ignore the previous comment. I just read the whole Makefile and I see the support for cross-compilation is just very rudimentary, you won't be able to do it.
Well, I think you can ignore the previous comment. I just read the whole Makefile and I see the support for cross-compilation is just very rudimentary, you won't be able to do it.
We use cross compilation a lot though, e.g. for Windows and Android.
It compiled successfully when resizing swapfile to 4gb... after installing .. i ran the emulator but it is very slow.. it is openmsx 17..
I disabled scale 2x and made it scale 1x...disabled blur..scanlines but still it is very slow even when i scroll through osd menu..any ideas??
The reason i compiled openmsx 17 is that to make openmsx goes fullscreen when i use scale 1x or 2x.. since i am making cheap computers like rpi0 or cheap android tv box .. i dont care about msx2 or scale 2x...
When using openmsx 13 or 12..when i use scale 1x or 2x it wont stretch it to the whole screen when i go fullscreen...
If openmsx 15 goes fullscreen (stretched) then i may compile it..
Now I downloaded openmsx armhf deb installable package, during the install, a message said that it needs libglew-dev, i installed it, when running openmsx, it says it needs libglew.so.2.0, and I can't find this anywhere..any ideas??
