Porting Chromium to QNX

[Andy Naegle]

Has anyone ported Chromium to run on QNX?  Does anyone know of any experienced consultants who would be willing to work with me on this project?

[Benjamin Liu]

Well, I am very interested in this thread! But which hardware platform you want to port? Whether Blink is supported to that platform?

2013/7/22 Andy Naegle <agna...@gmail.com>

Has anyone ported Chromium to run on QNX?  Does anyone know of any experienced consultants who would be willing to work with me on this project?

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[Andy Naegle]

It's for a proprietary hardware platform (automotive radio head unit) that will be based on TI OMAP chip.

[Benjamin]

TI OMAP chip, I think it is based on arm architecture, I don`t know whether google have a plan that ported to BBX, if yes, it might take easier, otherwise, I think you have a lot more work to do.

在 2013年7月23日星期二UTC+8下午7时35分20秒，Andy Naegle写道：

[Rodney Dowdall]

Hello

You should check out http://www.cranksoftware.com/.  We have a great deal of QNX experience.  Our company focus is on embedded GUI's, and more often than not, HTML rendering comes in to play.  We have worked on several WebKit ports for a bunch of different platforms, including QNX.  If you would like to see our WebKit history, please have a look at this site http://www.cranksoftware.com/services_support/webkit_services.php.  

We are now starting to look in to Chromium and we would be more than happy to discuss an opportunity to work on a port of this to that platform.  Feel free to send me an email if you are interested. 

Thanks,

Rodney