I'm trying to implement embedded linux router.
So I tried to cross-compile apache on x86 linux machine.
I changed the compiler name from 'gcc' to 'powerpc-linux-gcc'
But when I ran make there was an error. Of course compile with gcc, it works well.
Is there any options? It seems there is no use of configure option '--tartget=powerpc-linux'
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Kwansuk Kim wrote:
I'm trying to implement embedded linux router.
So I tried to cross-compile apache on x86 linux machine.
I changed the compiler name from 'gcc' to 'powerpc-linux-gcc'
But when I ran make there was an error. Of course compile with gcc, it works well.
Is there any options? It seems there is no use of configure option '--tartget=powerpc-linux'
A few hints...
./configure --prefix=YOUR_INSTALL_PATH
make
cd src/main
copy gen_test_char and gen_uri_delims to your target (PowerPC) system
run gen_test_char and gen_uri_delims on your target system
copy the output of gen_test_char to test_char.h on your host system
copy the output of gen_uri_delims to uri_delims.h on your host system
cd -
make
*** I may not have the syntax exactly right on the next command, but it
gives you the idea:
find -name "*\.a" -exec \
/opt/hardhat/devkit/ppc/8xx/bin/powerpc-linux-ranlib {} \;
make
make install
-Frank
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Frank Rowand [off-list ref]
MontaVista Software, Inc
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