Welcome to the scratchbox.org website, the home of the cross-compilation toolkit project.
Scratchbox is a cross-compilation toolkit designed to make embedded Linux application development easier.
It also provides a full set of tools to integrate and cross-compile an entire Linux distribution.
To find out what it can do, take a look at some of the documentation.
Uses either QEMU or a real target hardware to execute
cross-compiled binaries (extremely useful when cross-compiling software which uses autoconf & co.)
Upgraded scratchbox and all the devkits containing debian tools. New versions include upgraded tools and some bugfixes, mostly to debian packaging. Downloads from Apophis download page.
New version is a minor update, it fixes an issue with the qemu-cvs-arm-m and has some changelog related patches, but otherwise it's the same as 1.0.4. Downloads from Apophis download page.
New version includes a fix to qemu-cvs, additional patches to qemu-0.8.2 and a new qemu snapshot (only for arm), with a custom set of patches, qemu-arm-cvs-m.
The version number of apt-https devkit has been bumped up to 1.0.3. There was an older devkit with the same name and a version number that was 1.0.2, so this is just for forcing the upgrade. Current version has been rebuilt from scratch, please upgrade your old devkits.
An additional devkit containing lenny's version of apt, complete with apt-transport-https has been created for accessing the debian repositories over https. There's no dependencies specified for the devkit, so one can use it with any flavor of debian - but you need to have one version of debian devkit selected for your target. More information available in the Apophis R4 wiki page. Downloads from Apophis download page.
The devkits have been updated. Highlights include more up-to-date qemu (cvs snapshot + patches to 0.8.2), a number of bugfixes (doctools, maemo3) and more recent versions of some tools (git, dpkg). Downloads from Apophis download page.
