Hi MH,
On 06/03/2020 10.38, 'MH' via Django users wrote:
Before I do something very difficult like this cross compiling I wanted
to try to get gcc to run on the synology diskstation.
That definitely sounds like a very good idea. As I mentioned I have zero
experience with the Synology Diskstation, but if you can somehow install
a compiler directly on the target, that would be much, much easier.
./pip3 search gcc
clang-fake-gcc (0.2.1)-A GCC-like compiler interface,but runs
Clanginstead.Isn't that neat?
gcc7 (0.0.9) - GCC v7 binaries
So it seems like both GCC and Clang is available on the target. That's
definitely promising.
./pip3 install gcc7
Defaultingto user installation because normal site-packages isnotwriteable
ERROR:Couldnotfind a version that satisfies the requirement gcc7
(fromversions:none)
ERROR:Nomatching distribution found forgcc7
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The error message is clear enough. Your global site-packages directory
is not writeable for the current user. I cannot see why that wouldn't be
a problem for any other packages you install with pip?
Have you somehow installed some packages as root and some as another user?
> I thougth that everything found by pip3 search should automatically be
> available, shouldn't it?
>
That definitely depends on the package. It's easy enough to create a pip
package that won't install anywhere :-)
Anyway, I don't have that much more to contribute with, sorry. I mostly
replied because I do have some experience with cross compilation and
wanted to give my input.
Best of luck with your experiment.
Kind regards,
Kasper Laudrup
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