Hi again,
I'm not trying to run any example, I just want to compile gSOAP to
the MIPSEL architecture to see if I can use it in a router. And that's all.
I'll keep trying to do this and if something new comes I will post
it here.
Again, thanks for helping me =)
Cheers,
Nuno
Adam Nielsen wrote:
>
>
> > So it looks that now, when I run the make command, it starts the
> > compiling process correctly, but because it tries to execute the binary
> > files (and it can't, because they are generated for the MIPSEL
> > architecture and not for my machine's) the compiling stops. The only
> > binary file generated (after running the commands make and make
> install)
> > is soapcpp2 =\ Isn't there a way to disable binary file execution
> during
> > gSOAP compiling process? I tried to look at the ./configure command
> > options but I couldn't find any flag that looks useful to do that.
> > Because I guess that if I could disable that everything would be ok.
>
> Ah ok, sorry I'm not too familiar with the examples. It sounds like
> there's some confusion between soapcpp2 being set as a host executable
> or a target executable. It probably depends on whether you're building
> the gSOAP library itself (soapcpp2 should be target arch) or whether
> you're building the examples (soapcpp2 should be host arch.)
>
> Probably the easiest way is to figure out how to compile your code
> independently of gSOAP, so that the make process uses the version of
> soapcpp2 already installed on your system, instead of compiling its own
> for the wrong arch.
>
> Cheers,
> Adam.
>
>
