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.
Uses either QEMU or a real target hardware to execute
cross-compiled binaries (extremely useful when cross-compiling software which uses autoconf & co.)
Minor upgrades to doctools devkit, recompiled cs2007q3-glibc2.5-* to include additional profiling patch for arm-linux-gnueabi. Downloads from Apophis download page.
Apt does not want to write log anymore by default. Fixes issue with returning an error code when target has no log directory. Downloads from Apophis download page.
Various fixes included for apt, fakeroot and the documentation tools. A new, separate qemu devkit containing up-to-date user space qemu only. Downloads from Apophis download page.
New version includes support for sysv fakeroot on non-sbrsh targets for better performance and fixes various minor issues with fakeroot and scratchbox utilities. Downloads from Apophis download page.
Minor fixes (and upgraded intltool) in doctools, repackaged previously unofficial toolchains packages, added support for installing c runtime and made them part of the official repository. Downloads from Apophis download page.
New version solves issues with libsb and qemu, adds support for installing libgcc_s only into the target, fixes a number of smaller issues and includes upgrades to host tools. You will need to upgrade your cputransp devkit as well for the libsb fixes. Downloads from Apophis download page.
