On 10/20/13 5:55 AM, krishna prasad bv wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to cross compile TurboVNC for ARM. When I give make, it
> gives an error ./ccimake expecting ")". I think this is because, I have
> specified arm-linux-gcc for CC to create imake file, and the host
> machine, is x86, it gives an error. How can I fix this error?

I don't know how you can expect anyone to answer that intelligently when 
you have provided basically no details about the error.  What platform 
are you building on?  What compiler?  What version?  What is the command 
line you are using?  What is the exact output of the build system when 
the error occurs?  Having developed the build system for TurboVNC, if I 
can see how it is actually failing, I might be able to give you an 
intelligent response as to what to try in order to fix it.  Otherwise, 
the best I'm going to be able to do is to tell you that I've built and 
run TurboVNC successfully on an ARM machine but never cross-compiled it 
for ARM, so without further information, I have no clue what's going 
wrong, nor am I likely to develop such a clue anytime soon.


> I was looking at openembedded's patches for xserver? Should something
> similar be done for turboVNC as well?

TurboVNC is known to work on ARM (I have tested it personally, and 
others have as well.)  I don't know anything about the patches in 
question, but if it's working already, I wouldn't think we would need them.

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