Yocto usage for Graphics SDK on AM335x
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BitBake is a build engine used by the Yocto Project to build images and filesystems for embedded Linux systems. It follows recipes to perform tasks. The goal is to create boot images, filesystems, and target specific platforms. The Yocto umbrella includes projects like Poky, Arago, and Angstrom. TI uses Arago as a "Yocto-compatible" framework. Typical steps to build include cloning the Arago source, configuring the build, and using BitBake to build an image. Graphics functionality can be added by specifying packages and layers in configuration files and BitBake will package them into the image.
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Overview of March 2025 House Sales
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Mortgaged Sales Trends
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First-time sales through mortgages in March were 4,331 units, and 12,143 units for the January-March period. [cite: 3, 4]
First-Time vs. Second-Hand Sales
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Second-Hand Sales: 77,488 units, a 9.1% increase. [cite: 5]
Sales to Foreign Buyers
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Overall Market Performance
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Conclusion
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