>From time to time Valgrind users ask how the Valgrind source code can
be cross-compiled. While cross-compiling Valgrind is no different of
cross-compiling any other project that is based on autotools, I'm
posting here a script that should help those who are not familiar with
cross-compilation. What the script does is to check out the Valgrind
source tree from the Subversion repository in a subdirectory of the
current working directory, set up a directory $PWD/bin with soft links
to the cross-compilation tools, add this directory to the path, and
invoke autogen.sh, configure and make. Setting up a directory with
soft links to the cross compilation tools is more convenient than
having to pass the variables CC, AS, LD etc. individually to
configure.
#!/bin/bash
# Make sure to adjust the four variables below such that these match your setup.
CROSS_TOOLS_PREFIX=/opt/cell/bin/ppu-
PREFIX=$HOME/valgrind-inst
TARGET=powerpc64-unknown-linux
HOST=x86_64-linux-gnu
valgrind_dir="valgrind-trunk"
svn co svn://svn.valgrind.org/valgrind/trunk "${valgrind_dir}" || exit $?
cd "${valgrind_dir}" || exit $?
rm -rf bin
mkdir -p bin
(
cd bin
for f in ${CROSS_TOOLS_PREFIX}*
do
ln -s $f $TARGET-${f#${CROSS_TOOLS_PREFIX}}
done
)
export PATH="${PATH}:$PWD/bin"
./autogen.sh || exit $?
./configure \
--build=$HOST \
--host=$TARGET \
--prefix=$PREFIX \
--target=$TARGET \
--enable-tls \
|| exit $?
make -s || exit $?
make -s check || exit $?
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