Personally speaking,
I found really usefull cross compiling my applications.
I started compiling my application directly on the board, but compile
times were increasing. Then I decided to try the cross compile
option. It wasn't too easy to setup but it really worth it. I haven't
tested times but I think it can be 5 times faster. I have even cross-
compiled applications with bluetooth, ADC, multithreaded with success.
Having NFS running will speed your development process. I have setup
my make file so the exe file is stored in the shared NFS folder, the
inmediately I am able to run it.
Regards
--- In wrote:
>
> There is no advantage to cross compiling that I'm aware of if you
don't have to.
> There are lots of embedded systems, actually the vast majority
however, that do not have the ROM, RAM and or disk space to compile
natively, or in some cases a native compiler is not even available
>
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