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I am tasked with porting a native Linux driver for our SPI-based device from ARM architecture to x86-64. I have the device XML description. The source code compiles and I get an .so file. What should I do now, just copy it to the target system? I couldn't find clear instructions anywhere.
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Then you should have a runtime support contact. Please ask there.
I can't give you support with runtime adaptations here. And when you write
an own runtime component, it's always an adaptation of the runtime.
I am tasked with porting a native Linux driver for our SPI-based device from ARM architecture to x86-64. I have the device XML description. The source code compiles and I get an .so file. What should I do now, just copy it to the target system? I couldn't find clear instructions anywhere.
Sounds like you are a Toolkit customer?
Cheers