> Nicolas Cannasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (on Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:39:20 +0100):
>
> > > in english: you're trying to link the "ndll" objects for zlib and init
> (and more) into the xcross-linux executable, but both DEFINE_ENTRY_POINT.
> >
> > Maybe your neko.h is not up-to-date.
>
> seems so. i've removed the .o2 files ("make clean"), now it works. might've
> been some old neko.h lying around when i started trying this morning..
>
> thanks, the xcross test works fine after replacing xcross-linux with my
> self-rolled one (no more GLIBC_2.4 issue).
>
> I still see quite some problems coming with linux binary dists ;/ - maybe
> neko should bundle xcross by default, and there should be some linux-utility
> with it to "xboot" so that "binary" refers to compiled neko code only, and
> the installer would do that "linking" with "xcross-host" during installation?
> (i could have another try at explaining the idea if that wasnt so clear :)
The good solution would be to find a way to configure my gcc so it's
using pre-2.4 glibc by default. Any tip is welcome :)
Nicolas
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