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Cross-Compiling Python & C Extensions for Embedded Systems
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Chris Lambacher
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Cross-compiling is not a use case directly supported by the Python build and extension system. This talk will discuss the process of building python for your embedded platform, and the basics of getting C extensions compiled and running. It will focus on Linux so that the build host and the build target are the same.
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