Welcome to the scratchbox.org website, the home of the cross-compilation toolkit project.
Scratchbox is a cross-compilation toolkit designed to make embedded Linux application development easier. It also provides a full set of tools to integrate and cross-compile an entire Linux distribution. To find out what it can do, take a look at some of the documentation.
Scratchbox is licensed under GNU General Public License (GPL).
A brief summary of features:
Scratchbox is used by Maemo development platform (Nokia 770). But it is not restricted to that use.
Supports ARM and x86 targets (PowerPC, MIPS and CRIS targets are experimental)
Especially Debian is supported, but Scratchbox has also been used to cross-compile eg. Slackware for ARM.
Provides glibc and uClibc as C-library choices
Uses either QEMU or a real target hardware to execute cross-compiled binaries (extremely useful when cross-compiling software which uses autoconf & co.)
To download click here