Please avoid top-posting on this list. Thanks! On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 04:42:29PM +0300, Sertac TULLUK wrote: > > This time, I modified 16bbp.c line 72, and modified as void *, and it > compiled with my arm-linux-gcc perfectly..
OK. Thanks for that; that'll be fixed in SVN soon. > And then, I tried to compile libcss.. But this time, I got tons of syntax > error with arm-linux-gcc as follows: > > root@ubuntu:/home/stulluk/dev/MRH-1202/MRH-1201/netsurf/libcss/0.1.0# > make install > PREPARE: build-Linux-Linux-release-lib-static/gen_parser > GENERATE: src/parse/properties/autogenerated_z_index.c > build-Linux-Linux-release-lib-static/gen_parser: 1: Syntax error: word > unexpected (expecting ")") [...] This sounds very much like you've used the cross compiler to build the gen_parser tool, which needs to run on the build host. How is your environment configured? In most cross-compilation set ups, the cross compiler is named <arch>-<system>-<os>-gcc and the host compiler is simply gcc. If, in fact, your cross-compiler is named gcc and the host compiler is named something else, you'll need to tell make the name of your host compiler, thus: make HOST_CC=<name-of-host-compiler> install > I tried to compile libcss with my gcc, and I compiled all libraries with > gcc, and finally I get working netsurf on GTK for my kubuntu. And it has > worked succesfully. I didn't try to compile for TARGET=framebuffer > because I am running my kubuntu over vmware. Sure, that's normal. > Can you help me to compile libcss with arm-linux-gcc please? See above. Also, which version of gcc is your cross compiler? John.
