Saifuddin Rangwala wrote:
Hello, I am trying to port kaffe-1.0.7 to linux-2.4.6 the architecture being arm-cs89712.
Cool! Interest in kaffe on arm seems to have surged again. I think 1.0.7 was quite buggy on arm linux, you may have more success with the latest CVS sources, as the Helmer Kraemer fixed the jitter on arm-linux.
When I tried only --with-staticvm, it worked, but when I treid --with-static-bin --with-staticvm, it gave following error while installing : - /home/saif_rangwala/toolchains/arm/arm-linux/bin/ld: cannot find -ldl Also I have specified which ld to use while configuring, still it using ld generated by binutils and not uclibc.
That sounds like a bug. Does it still occurr in the CVS version?
Also can I remove some of source code directly to reduce the size of my port???
Sure. You can remove native libraries you're not going to need, for example. You can also try to remove the java classes you don't need for your application from rt.jar (like AWT, or networking). I doubt there is much in the VM core that you can remove safely, though.
Also, I want my final port of the size not more than 500K-700K. I want a very simple JVM without any advanced features, what path should I do follow???
Configure with interpreter support, disable everything you don't need (debugging, define NDEBUG to remove assertions, X, etc.), strip the binary, remove binaries you don't need (compiler, kaffeh), remove classes you don't need, try to find an executable compressor for your platform, etc.
I'd expect the greatest gains to come from stripping the debug info, and cutting down the class library to just the features you need.
cheers, dalibor topic
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