John Paul Adrian Glaubitz schreef op 11-07-2017 11:37:
On Tue, Jul 11, 2017 at 11:32:20AM +0200, Xen wrote:
You will need all X libraries as well though. I personally couldn't
manage
without using OpenEmbedded.
It's fairly easy to do that on Debian thanks to Multi-Arch. You can
i
Andrew Haley schreef op 11-07-2017 11:16:
On 10/07/17 11:25, Manuel Alonso Tajuelo wrote:
cannot find any doc explaining how to cross compile openjdk. Is out
there
any guidelines on how to perform that? I'm trying to cross compile
from
x86_64 to an Arm7le.
It's usually pretty easy. You'll n
So seriously,
because the command line includes -I/usr/include
and because the toolchain directory /usr/arm-linux-eabi/include is
embedded in the toolchain,
and because --sysroot /usr/include is also a standard directory
it searches its full paramters first before it considers any standard
l
Magnus Ihse Bursie schreef op 05-05-2017 17:13:
Xen,
Unless it's imperative for you that you build JDK 7, you might have
more success with JDK 9. A lot have changed in the build system that
may make it easier to build.
I suspected as such especially as there was already a configure in J
David Holmes schreef op 04-05-2017 4:20:
Hi Xen,
Quite the adventure.
Note that the options I suggested were all you should need, not
options you need in addition to what you had attempted. And yes you
need the symlinks to the simple names - gcc etc.
You are building something that was never
David Holmes schreef op 03-05-2017 6:07:
For cross compilation you should need to set the following only:
So basically I know have a working HotSpot build for u101 but u131 and
u121 fail because a single cpp file references a variable that doesn't
exist anywhere in the source code. I know it
David Holmes schreef op 03-05-2017 6:07:
ARCH arm
ALT_COMPILER_PATH
ALT_OPENWIN_HOME
CROSS_COMPILE_ARCH arm
EXTRA_CFLAGS
In the forest of options, I actually forgot some of those :p.
I am trying to compile headless though.
the local toolchain will be used for things that need to be comp
I understand that the build environment has changed since 1.7 but I am
trying to build 1.7 for an older Synology device.
I first succeeded in building it using OE but since the compiler and/or
libc used was too high for the platform I am now trying to do it using
the platform's toolchain.
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