Cross-compilation for Raspberry Pi in GCC. Where to start?

Question

TL/DR: Where can I find more information about building a GCC 4.7.0 cross-compiling toolchain for ARM (gnueabi) platform (intended to run on

Answer 1

You can try my open-sourced pre-built/pre-compiled GCC Cross & Native Compiler Binaries for Raspberry Pi from this up-to-date GitHub repository:

This project contains the UpToDate set of Precompiled/Pre-Built Raspberry pi GCC Cross & Native Compilers Binaries, saving your tons of time(No compiling or Error Handling needed whatsoever). Just Extract, Link & Enjoy complete GCC(Raspberry Pi) functionality in your Machine. You can use its native compilers for Raspberry Pi(Can be used along with old & slow 6.3.0 GCC), Or use the Cross-Compiler in any Linux Machine(Tested on Latest Ubuntu/bionic x64) to compile programs for your Raspberry Pi. All these compilers binaries are Raspberry Pi hardware optimized for enhanced overall performance.

Supported GCC Versions:

• GCC 6.3.0
• GCC 7.4.0
• GCC 8.2.0
• GCC 8.3.0

Supported Raspberry Pis:

• All Raspberry Pi versions/models are currently supported.
• Any other ARM Devices with similar Hardware configurations may also work.

Supported Environments:

• Cross-Compiler: All Linux Distros (x32/x64) are currently supported.
• Native-Compiler: All Raspberry Pi version/model with Raspbian OS is supported. Other OS may/may-not work.

Supported Languages:

• C++
• C
• Fortran