Sharp Zaurus SL-C3000 Instruction Manual page 206

my Zaurus SL-C3000 and SL-C3100
# ./make
You can also use strip to strip the binary to make it smaller once it is built. Usually, there is a
DESTDIR variable defined in the Makefile which can help you turn the compiled binaries into a
package.
# cd /data/build/pkg
# newipk testapp
# cd /data/build/src/testapp
# make DESTDIR=/data/build/pkg/testapp/data install
# cd /data/build/pkg
# makeipk testapp
This example uses ipk-tools to create a package. See the ipkg section below for further info.
You can use gcc 3.4.6 to compile both console and X based applications, however, you cannot use it
to compile the kernel or glibc. You will need gcc 2.95-2 instead.
Furthermore, I also added QT designer, assistant and linguists, and I recompiled qtconfig so it won't
startup oversized.
Building your own Packages
You can also build your own packages (ipk files) if you have written some useful scripts or written
some applications that you want to distribute and let others install easily with the standard package
manager.
I have build a package ipktools [ipktools_0.2_armv5tel.ipk] which has a set of tools for
manipulating ipk files on pdaXrom:
newipk - creates a package template structure for you to add files to for packaging
makeipk - package up a directory that contains files in an ipk structure into an ipk file
unpackipk - extracts the contents of an ipk file into a directory structure for repackaging
deb2ipk - converts a deb file into an ipk file format (needs perl)
zipipk - zip up an ipk file and remove ipk file afterwards
ipkg-make-index - creates the Packages file for a feed
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