If you tried and it didn't work, please pull from webkit and the tools
repository.
I just pushed some necessary patches which were lying around in my tree.
On 2/25/2010 1:38 PM, Turcotte Jocelyn (Nokia-D/Oslo) wrote:
Hi,
as some of you might have noticed, trying to compile WebKit with
debugging information for S60 using RVCT will result in armlink
crashing out of memory.
Lars did some hacking around source files two weeks ago and he was
able to complete a debug build by compiling multiple .cpp files at
once to reduce the total size of object files to link. Proper
debugging of WebKit on the device through Carbide is then now possible.
You can get a python script that achieve the same process from the
QtWebKit tool git repository that will get the list of sources
generated by qmake, create aglomerate source files which include other
source files and tell raptor to compile these files instead (abld is
currently not supported)
How you can get similar results:
- Get a clone of http://gitorious.org/qtwebkit/tools ( git clone
git://gitorious.org/qtwebkit/tools.git qtwebkit-tools)
- Initialize the build normally using qmake or running perl
WebKitTools\Scripts\build-webkit --debug
- Run the debug-webkit-patch-sbsv2.py script from tools clone in your
WebKit directory
- sbs -c armv6_udeb -j4
The script contains a list of files that should be compiled alone to
prevent duplicate static symbols definition or includes of
incompatible headers. It also tries to limit the number of files that
gets compiled together since if the file gets too big, it's armcc that
start crashing for non-obvious reasons. So if you have problems with a
specific file that don't want to compile, you may be able to make it
work by hacking the script.
If the script allow stable and useful enough results it might be nice
to later call it automatically from build-webkit.
Jocelyn
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