Hi Michael, On Thu, 2008-07-24 at 10:52 -0400, Chen, Michael (Dongliang) wrote: > All I'd like to do is to compile mono for arm linux.
Noted ;) > Any suggestions? Or > an easy way to achieve that? > I just realised - you'll want to use --target=arm-linux instead of --build=arm-linux Although there may still be a problem, and this applies to cross-compilation using autotools. autoconf attempts to build and _run_ some executables as part of the configuration process. If those binaries are ARM, then your machine will complain (ISA wakarimasen). The scratchbox project sidesteps this by using qemu-arm to run the small binaries that autoconf generates = autoconf none-the-wiser = ready to compile. For your target, you'll need linux running first. If it is, then you've probably got an SDK for your embedded system. If you do, find the instructions for cross-compiling and go for it. Hope this has helped a bit - cross-compilation can be a rough ride sometimes, hence the number of projects dedicated to easing the pain :) > Thanks, > Dongliang Tim _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
