Why would you want to use the libraries for your particular platform, when the goal of cross-compiling is to make one codebase run on different machines? I want my code to be compiled by Clang, and to use that same library on all platforms, so that the behavior of the program is IDENTICAL on each platform. That would be the ideal situation. The fact is, there are minor differences between library implementations, so why would I want to use those libraries? That really does not make much sense. Give me identical behaving functions in each library, and I will code to that behavior, and all will work the same on each platform.
Great presentation. Very Usefull information. BTW the audience had better audio than the presenter.
Link for the presentation?
Hi Yoav, you can download the presentation on our Resource page: connect.linaro.org/resources/bkk19/bkk19-210/
Why would you want to use the libraries for your particular platform, when the goal of cross-compiling is to make one codebase run on different machines? I want my code to be compiled by Clang, and to use that same library on all platforms, so that the behavior of the program is IDENTICAL on each platform. That would be the ideal situation. The fact is, there are minor differences between library implementations, so why would I want to use those libraries? That really does not make much sense. Give me identical behaving functions in each library, and I will code to that behavior, and all will work the same on each platform.