Thread: Having problems compiling gtk code for kindle touch
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Old 01-12-2017, 12:17 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by jacobr8893 View Post
So, I ran pkg-config by its self, and figured out that is where the x86_64 stuff is coming from. So, right now I'm going though all of those -I includes and replacing them with the ones in the lib from the touch. Some things aren't there though, so I'll see how that works when it's done. I just have no idea where to get a glibconfig.h that is for arm. I'm just going to edit the one in the x86_64 libs and try that.

Alright, those were bad ideas, but maybe if install debian armel in qemu, I could just compile there. So, that's my next trial.
Just be sure to install one of a similar version to your Kindle so you do not have to fight libc mis-matches.

IIRC, you want Debian/Wheezy (or maybe one release newer - check libc versions to be sure).
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