Termux repository with cctools packages (gcc with fortran support etc)

Latest revision as of 19:27, 1 September 2020

Current gcc version: 10.2.0

Current binutils version: 2.34

Add cctools packages public key:

wget -O - https://cctools.info/public.key | apt-key add -

Create a new repository list:

echo "deb https://cctools.info termux cctools" > $PREFIX/etc/apt/sources.list.d/cctools.list

Update packages lists:

apt update

Install the package gcc-cctools(it will install binutils-cctools automatically):

apt install gcc-cctools

Install the NDK package for your android architecture, use the latest one, for example for aarch64:

apt install ndk-sysroot-cctools-api-26-aarch64

To show all ndk sysroots for aarch64:

apt search ndk-sysroot-cctools | grep aarch64

Add directory with new compilers to PATH:

export PATH=$PREFIX/../cctools-toolchain/bin:$PATH

Check it:

gcc -v

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 <code><nowiki>wget -O - https://cctools.info/public.key | apt-key add -</nowiki></code>
-Create new repository list:
+Create a new repository list:
 <code><nowiki>echo "deb https://cctools.info termux cctools" > $PREFIX/etc/apt/sources.list.d/cctools.list</nowiki></code>
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 <code>apt update</code>
-Install package gcc-cctools(it will install binutils-cctools automatically):
+Install the package gcc-cctools(it will install binutils-cctools automatically):
 <code>apt install gcc-cctools</code>
-Install NDK package for your android architecture, use latest one, for example for aarch64:
+Install the NDK package for your android architecture, use the latest one, for example for aarch64:
 <code>apt install ndk-sysroot-cctools-api-26-aarch64</code>