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Feb 10 12:36:50 <Kaa> Hello guys! Could you please advise, how to install the C header that should be available for target and hosts packages by bitbake recipe?
Feb 10 14:08:11 <rburton> Kaa: do_install should be installing headers into ${D}${includedir}, typically 'make install' or similar does this.  If it doesn't then that's where to put them
Feb 10 14:22:19 <Kaa> rburton: the issue is a little bit different. I want use header from package what goes for target in the package for native. Some how STAGING_DIR_HOST became empy for native packages.
Feb 10 14:22:47 <rburton> you can't use target headers to build native things
Feb 10 14:22:57 <rburton> build the thing for native, then you can use its headers
Feb 10 14:25:12 <Kaa> rburton: I can't build thing for native because it's for target :D
Feb 10 14:27:38 <rburton> so how does these headers which are target specific make any sense in native then?
Feb 10 14:30:16 <Kaa> rburton: It's very simple, there is a device SDK that generates programs, libraries, and headers for a target device. And there is a bunch of tools used to create specific image firmware. These tools use information from device-specific headers.
Feb 10 14:30:59 <rburton> worst case, write a new recipe to install the headers
Feb 10 14:31:01 <Kaa> To build an image maker tool I should provide a header from SDK.
Feb 10 14:31:23 <Kaa> These headers is generated during the build.
Feb 10 14:31:54 <Kaa> In that case I will have a problem that during building native headers package I don't have access to target toolchain
Feb 10 14:33:07 <Kaa> I see the required headers in the directory with my native package at recipe-sysroot directory, but toolchain.cmake doesn't have it
Feb 10 14:39:43 <Kaa> rburton: That helped me OECMAKE_EXTRA_ROOT_PATH = "${RECIPE_SYSROOT}" ^_^
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