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From the experience, cross-compiling on your desktop and copying the results to the brick is much more pleasant simply because it takes much less time. Compiling anything C++ on the brick takes ages even when it does work.
This would be fine for me, but it is my students that need to be able to use it. Im already pretty annoyed that they dont know how to use their own OS's to do this. Never mind. Thanks for your help.
Ill write them an instruction list for cross compiling
You can try to precompile the library for them, copy it into the brick (or provide a download link), and let them compile the actual program (and link it to the library) on the brick. It could work if the program compilation requires less memory that the library compilation.
When typing make as per the ev3 brick instructions I receive the error:
c++: internal compiler error: Killed (program cc1plus)
This happens no matter how many jobs I assign: -j1 does not even work.
Is there a reason for this? I considered the idea that my SD card is too small, but this is more of a processor problem, right?
Thank you
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