[14:49] <Xeonvl> Hi, I installed snappy core on a rpi2. Im trying to install some software on it so I got started with snapcraft on my laptop. It has a few dependencies which I added by stage-packages and code compiled by a makefile. Now the thing is, it has to be ARM achitecture so I'd have to modify the compiler in the makefile from gcc to arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc
[14:50] <Xeonvl> but what about those stage-packages?I have the feeling those will be amd64 architecture?
[15:26] <Xeonvl> also the build-packages are definately the wrong architecture
[17:00] <Xeonvl> ok, if anyone could get me on track on how to build a snap for armhf architecture so I can get the software deployed on it, that would be great. Tried different things, snapcraft exclusively focusses on getting amd64 packages.
[21:22] <Xeonvl> ok I refined the source of the problem by looking in the snapcraft sources, by default, my apt.Cache class includes all packages with other architectures (including the ones I need), however when using rootdir (like in snapcraft) they disappear
[21:22] <Xeonvl> I dont know why, why is it so hard to build a snap for a different architecture?
[21:39] <asdf_> where does one find the snappy source code?