>> On Dec 26, 2014, at 1:56 AM, [email protected] wrote: >> >> hello! >> I want to port traffic server to arm-linux. I compiled it within buildroot >> on x86 computer.
>To the best of my knowledge, no-one has ever worked on supporting >cross-compilation for Traffic Server. We use a wifi router as a vod server in barbershop. So a http cache server is needed. >> I got a error "./CompileParseRules: ./CompileParseRules: cannot execute >> binary file". >> I read the Makefile.am and kown that the CompileParseRules was compiled by >> arm-linux-gcc. >Yeh, this file should be compiled by $HOSTCXX. I did a bit of google research >on how automake supports this, and the answer seems to be "not very well". I >think that you are better off finding an ARM host to build on. I decided to use squild temporarily, becase there are only tens of client device. If the performance is a problem, I will consider of traffic server. Thank you very much ! >> I have two questions: >> >> 1, How can I compile CompileParseRules by x86 gcc, and finish building >> trafficserver ? >> 2. What is the usefulness of python and perl, used in compiling or running >> trafficserver ? >> >> attachments are the Config and mk file used by buildroot. >> Best Wishes! >> >> [email protected] >
