User's Guide

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3. Navigate to the directory "SDK".

Linux_Prompt$ cd SDK

4. To compile provided example application, Copy provided sample folders inside APP/package to

SDK package directory.

Linux_Prompt [SDK]$ cp -r ../../APP/package/* package/.

Note: SDK/package folder structure will look like:

SDK/package

+helloworld # Name of the package

-Makefile # This Buildroot Makefile describes the package

+src

-Makefile # This GNU Makefile builds the binary

-helloworld.c # C/C++ source code

If you create your own package for new application, create Buildroot makefile highlighted in

above directory structure by:

• Referring to Makefile for helloworld package here, or

• Following instructions in the link https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/packages

5. To compile helloworld package, apply following command.

Linux_Prompt [SDK]$ make package/helloworld/compile

NOTE:

Prior to building the application again, clean the package using following command:

Linux_Prompt [SDK]$ make package/helloworld/clean

Build all applications or libraries selected using menuconfig using following command.

Linux_Prompt [SDK]$ make

Linux_Prompt [SDK]$ make -j5

(You can compile faster by writing make -j5 for your build host)

6. Once it's built, navigate to “bin/ramips/packages/base” in SDK directory.

All the ipk files will be available at this location.

Linux_Prompt [SDK]$ cd bin/ramips/packages/base

Note:

Alternatively, if you DO NOT want to install individual package and just want the

executable binary, visit following location:

Linux_Prompt [SDK]$ cd staging_dir/target-mipsel_24kec+dsp_uClibc-0.9.33.2/root-