On Wednesday, September 28, 2011, Fred Kiefer wrote: > > Nikolaus Schaller isn't using GNUstep itself. He has his own fork mySTEP > and to my knowledge he uses XCode to do the compilation for the different > environments. As he only needs to support a few well controlled target > systems, he gets along without all these compilcated configure scripts we > are using. > I tried myself to cross compile GNUstep ages ago and failed. One problem > was that gnustep-make was using the terms host/build/target in a different > order than the cross compilation standard. No idea whether Nicola fixed > that. > I agree with Richard that it is probably best to just generate the results > of autoconf in a different way and use these then. I created them manually > at that time. It would help to document what gets changed by the configure > step. >
Would it be possible to initially compile GNUstep (or at least run configure) on the device itself? Writing Makefiles manually for cross compiling purposes would also be another possibility. SDL ships with several makefiles, presumably for OSes that cannot run configure. Also, it would probably be enough to write these makefiles for gnustep-make. -- Ivan -- Ivan Vučica - [email protected]
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