It just means that the libmicropy.a is not compiled and installed on your system. cd ../micropython-1.12/nspire/ edit the paths in the mklib script and run it. Ok, ran the mklib script with "./mklib" inside that directory and then I grabbed the libmicropy.a to ".../Ndless/ndless-sdk/...

I think I know why it fails. Try to cp config.h.nspire config.h in the src directory. I guess you have run configure in the top-level source directory of giac, and a config.h file has been generated for the x86 host. It worked, no more "No Such File or Directory" errors. But Now it ends u...

So, after what @Adriweb said, I´ve decided to do what he said and try that on my Ubuntu VM, even thought that yes, doesn´t make sense being the distro´s fault, but still I waited to try it on my Ubuntu VM And after changing the toolchain directories on the Makefile.nspire, I finally got a new error ...

Nop. The same.

Maybe it's kali fault. Later this day I must try this on Ubuntu and see if it works.

Not even adding the toolchain directories to "PATH" worked

Maybe, add explicitly the paths in the Makefile.nspire file with -I in CXXFLAGS/CFLAGS (-Iinclude_path) and -L in LDFLAGS (-Llib_path) Ok, so I've tried to edit the file to modify the directory specified on the makefile from this: GCCFLAGS = -g -Os -marm -I/Users/parisse/Ndless-r2015/ndless-sdk/too...

Did you unarchive the file? Yes I had. I've extracted it and copied the ndless-sdk folder that was inside the archive on my ndless-sdk. I've checked and the additional files at the toolchain folder were there. Here are some screenshots from the directories, so you can confirm if everything is all r...

It's unfortunately not that easy. Maybe the easiest is to add pre-compiled libraries and headers, from https://www-fourier.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/~parisse/ti/gmpfr_nspire.tgz So, I´ve downloaded it and I have copied it to the ndless-sdk. Still the same error. I don´t really know how to do it. I thi...

parisse a écrit:Should be fixed!

Its working, thank you.

I'll try this later

It's unfortunately not that easy. Maybe the easiest is to add pre-compiled libraries and headers, from https://www-fourier.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/~parisse/ti/gmpfr_nspire.tgz Sorry man, but it´s saying that I don´t have permission to access it https://i.ibb.co/9NQ7QNJ/imagem-2021-06-15-114725.png C...

parisse a écrit:You must cross-compile gmp/mpfr for ARM.

I know that I may sound a real noob, but how can I do that?