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PT Linux SDKPT Linux SDK release 20190311
This version updates GCC to 8.2.0 and binutils to 2.32 . The binary mac package was built on an OSX 10.10 system and should run on most recent mac systems. PT Linux SDK release 20160420
This version updates GCC to version 5.3 . The binary mac package was built on an OSX 10.10 system and should run on most recent mac systems. PT Linux SDK release 20150621
This version removes an unnecessary dependency on libiconv. The binary mac package was built on an OSX 10.7 system and should run on most recent mac systems. PT Linux SDK release 20141110
This version adds improved compatibility for building the SDK on RHEL7 systems, and adds support for building RHEL7 binary kernel modules. The binary mac package was built on an OSX 10.7 system and should run on most recent mac systems. PT Linux SDK release 20130822
The binary mac package was built on an OSX 10.5 Intel system, and should run on any 10.5 or later intel Mac. PTLinSDK is a set of cross compiler tool chains to allow building binary packages for distribution across common Linux hardware architectures and distributions. It supports using a Linux or Mac build system, and generates binaries with platform library version dependencies that are independent of the build system. For using a Linux build system, you will need to download the source package and do a build of the SDK. This will take hours to complete on fast systems, and could take days on slow systems. For using a Mac build system, you can download and use the prebuilt binary package. Note that the SDK will not build from source on OSX 10.11 . If you want/need to build from source on OSX then it is recommended you use a 10.10 OSX system with Xcode 6 command line developer tools installed. The SDK is currently built from at least 52 different projects. The SDK source package build script will download the needed individual project source packages at the start of the SDK build. Use of each of these packages is according to its license, all of which are some sort of open source license. |
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