7 docs tagged with "yocto"

Nowadays on times of python 3.14.X there are a tone of ways to create a python module. This is kind of the "old" way. You will be find python purist that say why this is no longer recommended, but I decide to document this version here because it is the current way of installing modules that works out-of-the-box with Yocto and with legacy tools. Besides the blog post Is setup.py deprecated? shows why this is still relevant and how it could be used to follow the latest trends.

The undocumented part of devtool: how to register your own subcommands and automate repetitive steps in your daily workflow.

Network errors, misordered inherits, and config overrides that silently fail — the debugging gotchas that cost hours, and how to work around them.

A realistic Yocto setup built on Bootlin layers and QEMU — a better starting point than Poky when you are heading toward a real product.

Create a recipe from scratch, build a library, and wire up a ptest package for unit tests — the devtool basics, end to end.

Stop hand-maintaining compiler and linker flags. Generate a .pc file for your shared library and let pkgconfig do the work.

Welcome to my Yocto corner of tutorials! Here, I'll be sharing basic and advance topics while working with Yocto as building tool for customize Linux environments.