Hi Dalibor, Thanks a lot for the help. Adding flags for building static libraries did the job. Btw I am compiling GNU Classpath library using latest version of jikes, or at least this what the configure script chose to use :). There were no compilation problems, but after I ran "make check", I got a tremendous rate of succeeded tests 5 of 150. So I guess I will have to take your patches from the CVS.
2007/9/24, Dalibor Topic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Yavor Georgiev wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I am new to kaffe, so excuse me if my question is too simple or already > > had been answered. I tried to search a similar problem in the > > mail-archives, but found nothing. > > Hi Yavor, > > > I want a very basic support with no gui or sound support for > > sure, so I tried to remove everything that seemed unneeded. In result my > > configure flags are: > > $ ./../kaffe-1.1.8/configure --without-alsa --without-x --without-esd > > --disable-sound --disable-xawt-xi18n --disable-gtk-peer > > --disable-native-awt --disable-gconf-peer --with-engine=intrp > > --host=i386-cygwin32 --build=i386-cygwin32 > > > See > http://www.kaffe.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/kaffe/FAQ/FAQ.win32?rev=HEAD > > I think you currently need to disable the building of shared libraries > in order to get a working build without all the linkage problems. > > I've used GNU Classpath CVS head in my build on Cygwin, where I've added > the neccessary patches to build on Cygwin a while ago, so if you want to > go that route, you'll need to build classpath's CVS head first, and then > build kaffe with the freshly built classpath as its class library. I've > also used the javac from Sun's JDK 1.6, as ecj is not available in > Cygwin yet, and Classpath's CVS head requires a Java 1.5 capable compiler. > > I'll update the FAQ in CVS reflect that. > > > First I had several problems with IPV6 support > > functions/structures, it seems that flag USE_IPV6 > > were not set when compiling some part of the source, but was needed to > > include needed structures/functions from header files. > > I fixed this easily by adding some ifdefs in the source, since I did not > > care about IPV6 support. > > Yeah, I've committed a fix for that in classpath's CVS head. > > > Current problem I have that I cannot resolve almost two days now is as > > follows. During linking of libkaffevm I get the following errors: > [snip] > > Please advise what might be causing the problem. > > DLLs on windows are a bit harder to get right than .so-s on Linux. No > one has done the work yet to be able to build Kaffe as a set of DLLs on > Windows, so you'd need to make a static build as done in the FAQ. If you > make the DLL build work out, I'd love to merge in the patches (or in > general, other patches you come up with). > > cheers, > dalibor topic > -- Best regards, yavor mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list kaffe@kaffe.org http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
