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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
You're trying to build a GTK-2 something. The toolchain doesn't know anything about GTK, it only provides you a compiler, a libc and kernel headers.
Now, Kindles *do* ship some god awful ancient bits of GTK stuff, so you *could* frankenstein something, but it's going to be a PITA unless you know what you're doing (specifically, you're going to need matching headers for the binaries shipped. You might want to look at the lab126 source code drop for your specifric FW release, I would imagine they'd be in there, in source form, at least, so you're not out of the woods yet ;p).
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If you're aiming for GTK stuff, it might be easier to dig up whatever KTerm was using to be built, I imagine it's described somewhere.
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Good to know. Unfortunately, I have
no idea what I'm doing, so I'm going to see about the latter option.
Thanks for the info.
EDIT:
So I need to build GTK and its dependencies using the toolchain first?
EDIT:
NVM, I'm going to start with following KTerm's
build instructions.