==>> 

Here are simple steps to Cross compile python for ARM target board.

1) setup ARM tool chain with X11
2) export PKG_CONFIG_PATH

install dependencies
====================

Dependencies taken from DEBIAN
——————————
1) libdb
copy

2) libsqlite3
copy and change prefix in sqlite3.pc

3) ncursesw
copy

Dependencies installed from source
———————————–
1) bzip2
edit Makefile

CC=arm-linux-gcc
AR=arm-linux-ar
RANLIB=arm-linux-ranlib
PREFIX=your_toolchain_prefix_path

make
make install

2) gdbm
./configure –host=arm-linux –target=arm-linux –prefix=/xxx/yyy –enable-shared
make
make install
3) tcl-8.4.19
cd to unix folder

export ac_cv_func_strtod=yes
export tcl_cv_strtod_buggy=1

CC=arm-linux-gcc ./configure –host=arm-linux –prefix=/xxx/yyy

make
make install DESTDIR=/xxx/yyy

Note: dont install in prefix otherwise tk is not compiling.

4) tk-8.4.19

./configure –host=arm-linux CC=arm-linux-gcc
–prefix=/xxx/yyy –with-tcl=<path to unix folder in source of tcl>

make

make install

Note: you may have to move X11R6 from toolchain to /usr because its looking  in /usr for the X11 libs. if you do so remember to take backup of your /usr/X11R6 and then restore when you are done cross compiling python. Later find out why Makefiles are looking for X11R6 in /usr and change the path in those Makefiles..

5) readline-6.1
./configure
make
make install

6) openssl-0.9.8
There is no need to type configure, a Makefile is already existing. We just need to edit it and change it with way:

INSTALLTOP=/opt/external_packages/openssl/0.9.8g/compiled/xxx-yyy-linux-gnu
OPENSSLDIR=/opt/external_packages/openssl/0.9.8g/compiled/xxx-yyy-linux-gnu

CC= xxx-yyy-linux-gnu-gcc
AR=xxx-yyy-linux-gnu-ar $(ARFLAGS) r
RANLIB= xxx-yyy-linux-gnu-ranlib
To compile and install the OpenSSL project, type successively make and make install. You should find the directories and files listed above under /opt/external_packages/openssl/0.9.8g/compiled/xxx-yyy-linux-gnu/.

change pkg-config files

Patching Python-2.6.2 before crosscompile
—————————————–
1) ./configure
2) make python Parser/pgen
3) mv python hostpython
4) mv Parser/pgen Parser/hostpgen
5) make distclean

6) apply the patch Python-2.6.2-xcompile.patch
patch -p1 < Python-2.6.2-xcompile.patch

7) In Modules/Setup.config and setup.py according to
Setup.config and setup.py (TODO: make patches for setup.py and Setup.config).
edit Modules/getaddrinfo.c and change “u_” to “unsigned ”

Compiling Python-2.6.2
———————-
CC=arm-linux-gcc CXX=arm-linux-g++ AR=arm-linux-ar RANLIB=arm-linux-ranlib ./configure –host=arm-linux –build=i686-pc-linux-gnu –prefix=/xxx/yyy
make HOSTPYTHON=./hostpython HOSTPGEN=./Parser/hostpgen BLDSHARED=”arm-linux-gcc -shared” CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux- CROSS_COMPILE_TARGET=yes
make  install HOSTPYTHON=./hostpython BLDSHARED=”arm-linux-gcc -shared” CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux- CROSS_COMPILE_TARGET=yes prefix=~/Python-3.1.2

Dependencies – Setup.config and setup.py are configuration files are required to be modify for ARM board.

Downloads required for Cross Compiling Python for Embedded Linux

1. Setup.config
2. setup.py

Note -Rename python_setup_file to setup.py
Links -  Download Python

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Intel® Fortran compiler(ifort) – Option -extend-source

       -extend-source [size]
	      Specifies the column number to use to end the  statement	field
	      in  fixed-form source files. [size] can be 72, 80, or 132.  The
	      default behavior is -noextend-source, which implies column  72.
	      If  you  do  not	specify	 size,	it  is the same as specifying
	      -extend-source 132.

source ifort help or man ifort

Solution
The Makefile has a compiler flag called /extend_source:132, which basically extends the number of columns the Fortran compiler looks at. The default value is 72. /extend_source extends the number of columns that the compiler looks at to 132.

Fortran generally uses something called as Fixed Formatting - which takes 72 valid columns, ignores the rest and also considers tabs and spaces as comments inside a statement field.
/nofree tells the compiler that fixed formatting needs to be used. Most of the time code follows fixed formatting.

TO remove all compiler errors which pertain to syntax errors at Format statement just add some variable in your makefile, like
COLEXTEND=/extend_source:132

And when facing problem while compiling any fortran module in Windows just compile with COLEXTEND= /nofree.

example of make command, assuming windows makefile name as win.make

on command prompt type : nmake /f win.make COLEXTEND=/nofree

Good luck and do comment your experiences as well.

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Google and the wireshark manual/wiki give no hints (ie. How do you capture DISPLAY=:0.0 traffic ?). Setting wireshark to capture “local” (127.0.0.1) or “any” devices captured nothing. The remote X11
server doesn’t support XRandR so it’s no help.

If you set DISPLAY=localhost:0 then the client will use TCP on the
loopback interface and wireshark can capture that. Of course your X
server can’t be running with “-nolisten tcp”, which is default in many
installations. thanks to Xcb thread discussion

Challenges
I want to capture localhost traffic on Windows Xp machine with Wireshark, and it fails.
Did google on it about Is there a way to get wireshark to capture packets sent from/to localhost on Windows?
Got this info from WIKI Loopback capture setup
Which says I need to install Loopback adapter and steps here for Microsoft: How to install the Microsoft Loopback adapter in Windows XP

This method did not help much expect able to capture only ARP packets,

Capturing local traffic on Windows XP Route method
> route add 155.132.130.129 mask 255.255.255.255 155.132.130.1 metric 1
where 155.132.130.129 is your local IP, and 155.132.130.1 that of your default gateway. You must have “Advanced TCP/IP Settings > Automatic metric” disabled! What it does is basically force each packet intended for localhost to go out to the default gateway first, from which it will come back again. Of course this means you see each packet twice.

===Not directly, but if you are on a network with a gateway, you can use the
command-line ROUTE command to redirect the packets through the gateway, which will bounce the packets back at your machine so Ethereal/Wireshark can capture them.  You can use comview tool. It can fullfil your wish. Wireshark does not use IM driver but it uses protocol driver.

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