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C++ Purecap Cross compile

Sam Dudley

Hi All,

I'm wondering what the best way to compile purecap c++  applications is?

Currently I'm running Android nano on the development board following the instructions in the user guide. I have successfully compiled c applications using the musl c library but now have a dependency on a c++ application. 

I can't find a purecap libc++ within the morello_workspace. Is there a library available? 

Thanks, 

Sam.

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    Hi Sam,

    In combination with Android nano, it might be easiest to use the Pure-cap support and libraries which are integrated in the Android/Morello already i.e. Bionic standard C library etc.
    The base Pure-cap support in Android/Morello is fairly comprehensive - including dynamic linkage etc.

    libcxx in Android/Morello is also already supported there to a large extent (a few Pure-cap binaries are using it) however isn't being comprehensively tested yet. It is automatically built as part of the Android/Morello build.

    Would it be suitable for your use-case?

    To the best of my knowledge, libc++ for Linux (non-Android) environment isn't available in the binary form yet.

    However, if FreeBSD-like environment is suitable, it would be worth considering the CheriBSD as well.

    Best regards,
    Ruben

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  • +1

    Hi Sam,

    In combination with Android nano, it might be easiest to use the Pure-cap support and libraries which are integrated in the Android/Morello already i.e. Bionic standard C library etc.
    The base Pure-cap support in Android/Morello is fairly comprehensive - including dynamic linkage etc.

    libcxx in Android/Morello is also already supported there to a large extent (a few Pure-cap binaries are using it) however isn't being comprehensively tested yet. It is automatically built as part of the Android/Morello build.

    Would it be suitable for your use-case?

    To the best of my knowledge, libc++ for Linux (non-Android) environment isn't available in the binary form yet.

    However, if FreeBSD-like environment is suitable, it would be worth considering the CheriBSD as well.

    Best regards,
    Ruben

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