I have created a guide on how to compile the LEDE project used for the Omega2 on Windows 10 Pro thanks to a feature called WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)

I have created a intro for using fast-gpio with c++ you can find the post here.
It is initially written for windows, but can be used for any OS.

@José-Luis-Cánovas I have finished splitting the guides, the new guide can be found here and the onion project thread here

I have written an tutorial over Rust Cross Compilation for the omega here.
I think this can also be used to compile c/c++ on windows for rust, haven't tried it yet.

@Luciano-S
@WereCatf told here that the devs of the Omega2 forgot to enable CONFIG_DEVMEM in the newer firmware. The last working one is 0.1.6 b137
So my guess is that it is fixed in the next release if it is indeed just a forgotten flag.

I have created a intro for using fast-gpio with c++ you can find the post here.
It is initially written for windows, but can be used for any OS.

@José-Luis-Cánovas I have finished splitting the guides, the new guide can be found here and the onion project thread here

I have created a guide on how to compile the LEDE project used for the Omega2 on Windows 10 Pro thanks to a feature called WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)

@José-Luis-Cánovas I'm working on it now, i'll create a post about setting up WSL and the LEDE project and another post about using Rust with LEDE.

I don't know what you exactly mean with

Make a post for setting the SDK in windows 10 (the WSL) and another one standalone for Rust.

Do you mean a separate post of how to enable WSL and compiling the LEDE project on it and then a separate post for compiling rust in WSL?

I have written an tutorial over Rust Cross Compilation for the omega here.
I think this can also be used to compile c/c++ on windows for rust, haven't tried it yet.