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I've done both and I'll add that the one thing I miss about Yocto is that it could package up an SDK with installer that could be deployed on a different machin
by joezydeco 2y ago
I've done both and I'll add that the one thing I miss about Yocto is that it could package up an SDK with installer that could be deployed on a different machine. With a single install you have the correct crosstools, libraries, and headers to build directly for target. And when we used to develop with Qt that was a huge advantage in helping others get started.
But now I use Buildroot and I get things done without all the extra anxiety.
- cushychicken 2y agoFair point but buildroot reached parity with that feature by allowing you to zip a toolchain and then point to it as an external tarball.