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Mar 21 16:30:57 <vedant16[m]> Hey, I had a query regarding cross compiling to arm
Mar 21 16:35:26 <vedant16[m]> Hello everyone, i am vedant from India, I am sophomore electronics engineer.
Mar 21 17:18:21 <vedant16[m]> I have jailbreaked my kindle, thus have ssh access to it, It runs armv7, and i have is cross compiling tool chain, is it okay if i show output on that?
Mar 21 17:33:47 <vedant16[m]> I have compiled its toolchain on my system. Okay i will include both outputs.
Mar 21 17:34:40 <vedant16[m]> Agreed, I'll make sure to add it, Thanks for the help !
Mar 21 17:35:47 <vedant16[m]> I'll create two folders ? one shows linaro and other kindle output, is it okay?
Mar 21 17:36:10 <vedant16[m]> I installed the cross compiler by a apt command, do i need to compile linaro from source/
Mar 21 17:36:21 <vedant16[m]> ?*
Mar 21 17:37:23 <pradan[m]> AFAIK, the purpose of cross compilation is to ensure that you can continue your embedded development on the same platform. I am doubtful if you will use it for the development of the actual project.
Mar 21 17:37:24 <pradan[m]> But I may be wrong and @jkridner:matrix.org can help you. :)
Mar 21 17:40:50 <vedant16[m]> Alright, gotcha. Just thought of doing something different.
Mar 21 17:42:06 <vedant16[m]> Cool !
Mar 21 17:43:01 <vedant16[m]> https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Developer_guide/Virtual_ARM_Linux_environment
Mar 21 17:43:11 <vedant16[m]> Is this guide appropriate to install qemu?
Mar 21 17:45:18 <vedant16[m]> Alright, Thanks
Mar 21 18:00:03 <vedant16[m]> <lorforlinux[m] "> <@pradan:matrix.org> AFAIK, th"> VSCode has a remote thing, you directly connect and code in a external system using, might be very helpful
Mar 21 18:05:55 <pradan[m]> If someone has a real issue, and the cross compilation doesn't fulfill the need, then an ARM Virtual machine on the AWS EC2 instance is quite helpful
Mar 21 18:05:59 <vedant16[m]> <lorforlinux[m] "nice! i think eclipse IDE also h"> I love VSCode more 😆
Mar 21 18:06:21 <vedant16[m]> <pradan[m] "If someone has a real issue, and"> Given AWS free credit thing works in India
Mar 21 18:07:00 <pradan[m]> @vedant16:matrix.org: It does. I have been using AWS for about a month...
Mar 21 18:10:06 <vedant16[m]> Ohh, will try some time, I have developed ESP32 applications.
Mar 21 18:10:33 <pradan[m]> What project are you applying to ?
Mar 21 18:11:06 <vedant16[m]> USBConfigFS
Mar 21 18:11:10 <vedant16[m]> you?
Mar 21 18:11:42 <vedant16[m]> > PlatformIO + vsCode is my choice for programming all my micro controllers ;)
Mar 21 18:11:42 <vedant16[m]> Superb, PlatformIO is just too good
Mar 21 18:12:27 <pradan[m]> > you?
Mar 21 18:12:27 <pradan[m]> YOLO on x15/AI
Mar 21 18:12:47 <vedant16[m]> Cool !
Mar 21 18:12:53 <vedant16[m]> @lo
Mar 21 18:13:12 <vedant16[m]> lorforlinux:
Mar 21 18:13:24 <pradan[m]> So now the student count grows to 4!
Mar 21 18:13:32 <vedant16[m]> lorforlinux:  you?
Mar 21 18:13:52 <vedant16[m]> what, so only 4 students are applying
Mar 21 18:15:04 <vedant16[m]> > nice! our project has same upstream branch, i might get some help from you ;)
Mar 21 18:15:04 <vedant16[m]> I might need your help, haha. I don't have kernel level embedded experience, but microcontroller wala embedded experience
Mar 21 18:18:30 <pradan[m]> > what, so only 4 students are applying
Mar 21 18:18:30 <pradan[m]> That's what @jkridner:matrix.org asked us...
Mar 21 18:18:30 <pradan[m]> I suppose its because most students  look for HW related organization and also because you don't usually see past GSoC experiences from participants of BEAGLEBONE.
Mar 21 18:18:31 <pradan[m]> Due to which, new applicants hardly know what kind of projects are done here and what is all the learning in it
Mar 21 18:18:42 <vedant16[m]> Yup, did you guys write the proposal?
Mar 21 18:19:10 <vedant16[m]> actually i have submitted for aerospaceresearch, thats why i am late here.
Mar 21 18:20:04 <vedant16[m]> actually my senior did a project here last year, pratimugale
Mar 21 18:20:14 <pradan[m]> I meant SW :sweatsmile:
Mar 21 18:20:36 <vedant16[m]> 😼
Mar 21 18:21:18 <vedant16[m]> > On wednesday, jkridner told that we already have 4 applications. I guess the count is more that 4 now, not sure about the exact count.
Mar 21 18:21:18 <vedant16[m]> There are 9 PRs, so i guess that many applicants
Mar 21 18:21:42 <pradan[m]> > > <@pradan:matrix.org> So now the student count grows to 4!
Mar 21 18:21:42 <pradan[m]> > On wednesday, jkridner told that we already have 4 applications. I guess the count is more that 4 now, not sure about the exact count.
Mar 21 18:21:42 <pradan[m]> I think I have prepared 2 applications ... So maybe that's why 4
Mar 21 18:22:18 <pradan[m]> > actually my senior did a project here last year, pratimugale
Mar 21 18:22:19 <pradan[m]> I suppose he is my mentor this year... He is here.
Mar 21 18:24:23 <vedant16[m]> That's a nice proposal
Mar 21 18:27:00 <vedant16[m]> PRU User Space API
Mar 21 18:27:00 <vedant16[m]> Goal: Provide a simple API across multiple programming languages to use with the PRUs to load binaries, and communicate with the PRUs from userspace.


Mar 21 18:27:21 <vedant16[m]> could you give a summary of this project idea?
Mar 22 00:08:31 <jkridner[m]> 5 proposals on https://elinux.org/Category:GSoCProposal2020
Mar 22 00:09:05 <jkridner[m]> vedant16: not sure why yoru messages are erased from Riot.
Mar 22 00:15:06 <jkridner[m]> vedant16: Check out the "PRU Cookbook" and examples linked from http://beagleboard.org/pru
Mar 22 00:17:10 <jkridner[m]> I'd personally love to see PRUSpeak revisited: https://github.com/beagleboard/cloud9-examples/blob/v2020.01/PocketBeagle/pru/.work-in-progress/pruspeak.pru0.c
Mar 22 00:18:38 <jkridner[m]> I've been rethinking if I should inject direct assembly instructions rather than opcodes to be interpreted.
Mar 22 00:22:06 <jkridner[m]> There are 5 proposals on eLinux (https://elinux.org/Category:GSoCProposal2020) and 6 on the Google site.
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