Yes, I have gotten busybox to build successfully, but at present it's not as nice as bash or vim. I expect someone will write a better build script soon enough. Maybe it will be you!
The default build parameters in busybox make a lot of OS-related assumptions, so I'd recommend you use make menuconfig instead of make depconfig. in the TUI, you can disable all console and networking utilities, linux modprobe utilities, some linux system utilities, free, uptime, etc. Start with a minimal config and then slowly add things.
In terms of source code changes: modify `u_signal_names.c` to use a switch statement instead of the amazing "use SIGHUP as an array index" method it follows, use int32_t instead of the "smallint" type that busybox seems to prefer, and IIRC there's an enum in there somewhere that should be rewritten as a #define.
That should get you pretty close to a successful build.
The default build parameters in busybox make a lot of OS-related assumptions, so I'd recommend you use make menuconfig instead of make depconfig. in the TUI, you can disable all console and networking utilities, linux modprobe utilities, some linux system utilities, free, uptime, etc. Start with a minimal config and then slowly add things.
In terms of source code changes: modify `u_signal_names.c` to use a switch statement instead of the amazing "use SIGHUP as an array index" method it follows, use int32_t instead of the "smallint" type that busybox seems to prefer, and IIRC there's an enum in there somewhere that should be rewritten as a #define.
That should get you pretty close to a successful build.