I saw some past discussion about compiling cmake on arm architectures regarding the ELF parser last August. I haven't seen that diff committed to CVS, unless I don't know where to look which is very likely.
But in addition to that issue, I am having other runtime problems on the zaurus during cmake bootstrap. I'm curious if I'm the only one who has seen this. Running 5.4 release on a Zaurus C3000. Cmake bootstrap builds then runs the bootstrap cmake which then fails to find itself on the filesystem. The problem is in SystemTools::FileIsDirectory Where it checks with S_ISDIR(fs.st_mode) This finds that cmake is not a directory so the function returns false. I explicitly added an if block to this code with a print statement before each return so I know where it is. However, the calling function SystemTools::FindProgram evaluates this false as true so it thinks the cmake file is a directory and keeps looking, never to find it. If I remove the code in FileIsDirectory that trims any trailing '/' off the path, then false evaluates to false as expected. This is strange and confusing. The fact it's happening around some memory allocation and copying makes me think I might have a memory issue on the device but I'd expect to be seeing the issue more randomly and with other compilation or applications. Nothing else has been a problem. Any help or experience would be appreciated. Tim.
