Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of SettingUpDevelopmentEnvironmentForN9

Timestamp:

Feb 16, 2012, 3:58:03 AM (13 years ago)

Author:

vestbo@webkit.org

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SettingUpDevelopmentEnvironmentForN9

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 = 1. Setting up cross-compile environment =
 
-The easiest way to develop for Harmattan is to cross-compile using a sysroot. The Qt SDK already comes with a Harmattan sysroot and the required ARM toolchain, and we build on top of that to create a sysroot suitable for building Qt5 and WebKit2.
+The easiest way to develop for Harmattan is to cross-compile using a sysroot. The Qt SDK already comes with a Harmattan sysroot and the required ARM toolchain, and we build on top of that to create a sysroot suitable for building Qt5 and WebKit2. Cross-compiling works both on Linux and on Mac OS X.
 
 == 1. Prepare your environment ==
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 ''Note:'' This base directory is just an example used in this guide. You're free to change where you keep your sources and builds (shadow-builds), as long as you account for that when running the various commands.
 
-== 2. Download and install the Qt SDK from  http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/ ==
+== 2. Download and install the Qt SDK ==
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+Available from  http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/
 
 Both Mac OS X and Linux X11/64-bit should work fine.
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 }}}
 
-== 5. Create ICECC toolchain (optional) ==
+== 7. Create ICECC toolchain (optional) ==
 
 If you have multiple workstations configured to use [http://en.opensuse.org/Icecream ICECC], you can speed up building process significantly. 
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 Make the script runnable and execute it before building when you need speedup.
 
-== 7. Build sources ==
+== 8. Build sources ==
 
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-== 1.1 Updating build environment ==
+== 9. Updating build environment ==
 If you need to update browser-scripts, run on host:
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