Huh, what a combat again.
I feel with you. :-(
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> You compile with FPC (Free Pascal) a library written in Java?
No, I compile Pascal source with FPC, to obtain a Java native library.
The goal is that a Java class use that library.
It works for OS (Win, Linux, FreeBSD) + Java installed on Intel 32/64.
For ARM 32/64 with Linux and FreeBSD it
On 29.01.2018 19:23, fredvs wrote:
Which compiler?
FPC (or MSElang, of course).
You compile with FPC (Free Pascal) a library written in Java? I probably
misunderstood.
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> Which compiler?
FPC (or MSElang, of course).
OK, the people of CodeTyphon did a excellent work.
Their Cross tool chain work perfectly:
Target OS (-T) ---> Linux
Target CPU (-P) family ---> aarch64
OK, it works for cross-compiling Intel64 --> ARM64.
Target OS (-T) ---> Linux
Target CPU (-P)
On 01/29/2018 02:48 PM, fredvs wrote:
> Hello everybody.
>
> Is is possible to cross-compile a library (Java native) from a Intel 64
> Linux machine for target ARM 64 Linux ?
>
Which compiler?
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Hello everybody.
Is is possible to cross-compile a library (Java native) from a Intel 64
Linux machine for target ARM 64 Linux ?
I did compile/test the library (Java native) on a Rpi Linux ARM 32 and all
ok (loaded from a Java class).
But how to compile it for a ARM 64 ?
The goal is to use the
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