Hi All! I'm working also with embedded platforms. Mostly I'm working with the code, the Xcode is very comfortable solution for me even if I'm working with no standard OS X projects. So, I'm editing the code with Xcode on OS X side, but I need to compile it (very often quite large sources) on the Linux side (I'm using Debian). Why on the Linux side? I'm using SDK's, cross-compiler toolchains, libraries prepared for standard x86 Linux OS. For mentioned combined OS X/Linux solution I'm using the shared folder, I'm able to edit the code in very easy way and to compile it on the Linux side... but it isn't working so well as I expect. What's the problem? The compilation process of the sources on shared folder. It takes so long, I don't even know if it's working at all! I type "make uImage" and the compilation seems to be stopped, there's not standard output on the screen, looks like the whole compilation process stops or continues very slowly. It goes quite well with single files to compile like well known "HelloWorld!" for example. The problem occurs also if I try to issue the "find" command on shared folder from /media/psf I've copied the sources to my home directory on the Linux side and issues the "make" - the compilation works great. Does anyone had similar problems? Best regards, Tomasz Kaczmarek.
