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====Toolchain==== | ====Toolchain==== | ||
A Toolchain is a | A Toolchain is a developers plugin that allows programmers to compile programs for target systems, in our case the Synology Servers. Β | ||
You can now compile source code applications directly on the Synology Server. First install '''ipkg''' using the [ [[Overview_on_modifying_the_Synology_Server%2C_bootstrap%2C_ipkg_etc#Bootstrap|Bootstrap]] ]. Now you can log into the command line and install all the tools necessary to perform local builds in one step: <pre>cs407> ipkg install optware-devel</pre> When performing local builds remember that by default '''./configure''' will set up the build to install to '''/usr/bin''' etc whereas it is sensible to make it install into the '''/opt''' root. Generally you can just get away with doing this: <pre>cs407> ./configure --prefix=/opt</pre>however, unfortunately, other command switches and flags may be needed (see ./configure --help). | You can now compile source code applications directly on the Synology Server. First install '''ipkg''' using the [ [[Overview_on_modifying_the_Synology_Server%2C_bootstrap%2C_ipkg_etc#Bootstrap|Bootstrap]] ]. Now you can log into the command line and install all the tools necessary to perform local builds in one step: <pre>cs407> ipkg install optware-devel</pre> When performing local builds remember that by default '''./configure''' will set up the build to install to '''/usr/bin''' etc whereas it is sensible to make it install into the '''/opt''' root. Generally you can just get away with doing this: <pre>cs407> ./configure --prefix=/opt</pre>however, unfortunately, other command switches and flags may be needed (see ./configure --help). |