**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Aug 12 03:00:00 2017 Aug 13 01:26:41 Hello everyone! So I kind of have a weird question. For my HDMI2USB project (https://hdmi2usb.tv) we have a system which builds "gateware" for an FPGA. As part of this, inside the FPGA is a soft-CPU which we currently run bare metal firmware on (but have started to port things like micropython and Linux to run on). The soft CPU requires us to build binutils/gcc toolchains which we currently distribute in binary form via a Aug 13 01:26:41 tool called conda and setup an environment which people can do development in. The current environment setup + build process stuff is a mish-mash of Python, Make and shell so I'm looking for something better (and hopefully more portable to Mac+Win). I was pondering if using bitbake+openembedded might give me a good way to do that but not sure how to really start with such a weird setup.... I know you previously did things Aug 13 01:26:41 like build cross-compilers for the host and other similar things.... **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Aug 13 03:00:00 2017