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[toolchain] add aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu cross toolchain - #584
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@rusty1968 (and perhaps @davexroth ?) could you take a look at this one as well? I'm not that familiar with the pigweed toolchains but I think this is the simplest way to do what we need. |
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We'll need this to cross-compile test binaries to run on the VCK190 ARM host.
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Combined these changes into #613 . Closing |
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We'll need this to cross-compile test binaries to run on the VCK190 FPGA ARM host.
Unfortunately, pigweed only pre-generates toolchains for same-host -> same-host or host -> bare-metal, so we need to do a bit of surgery to plug the x86_64 side and ARM sides into each other
Rudimentary testing was done by building a hello world binary and manually scping and executing on the FPGA.