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Building Tizen* Applications from Command Line

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Before compiling applications for running on the Tizen* target, you must install Tizen SDK (Software Development Kits).

Using -gnu-prefix and --sysroot Compiler Options for Cross-Compiling

This method uses the --sysroot and -gnu-prefix compiler options.

After installation, set PATH, TZN_SYSROOT and TZN_EXEC_PREFIX environment variables to match cross-compilation tools directories:

//On Ubuntu* host:
export PATH=/opt/tzn20/tizen-sdk/tools/i386-linux-gnueabi-gcc-4.5_SAVE/bin:$PATH
export TZN_SYSROOT=/opt/tzn0/tizen-sdk/platforms/tizen2.0/rootstraps/tizen-emulator-2.0.cpp
export TZN_EXEC_PREFIX=i386-linux-gnueabi-

//On Windows* host:
set PATH=C:\tizen-sdk\tools\i386-linux-gnueabi-gcc-4.5\bin;%PATH%
set TZN_SYSROOT=C:\tizen-sdk\platforms\tizen2.0\rootstraps\tizen-emulator-2.0.cpp
set TZN_EXEC_PREFIX=i386-linux-gnueabi-

To compile the Tizen* application, specify -gnu-prefix and --sysroot compiler options.

To compile a C source file, for example, my_source_file.c, use a command similar to the following:

icc -gnu-prefix=$TZN_EXEC_PREFIX --sysroot=$TZN_SYSROOT my_source_file.c        //Ubuntu* host

icl -gnu-prefix=%TZN_EXEC_PREFIX% --sysroot=%TZN_SYSROOT% my_source_file.c //Windows* host

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