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Re: Howto compile java?
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- Subject: Re: Howto compile java?
- From: Bryce McKinlay <bryce at albatross dot co dot nz>
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 23:28:20 +1300
Martin Kahlert wrote:
> > I never do `make bootstrap'. That didn't used to work. Maybe it does
> > now, though.
> It works for C, f77 and C++. I did not try to compile java before the
> 2000-12-11 snapshot, so i can't tell, if it worked before the integration.
"make bootstap" should work fine for java now. I havn't actually tried
it though.
> Seems that it was not built.
> The top level configure.in file says around line 745:
> *-*-linux*)
> echo 'Kacke!'
> noconfigdirs="${libgcj}"
>
> This belongs to
> case "${target}" in ...
>
> Seems, that libgcj isn't built on many targets ;-)
>
> Is there any magic, that avoids this lines?
We put that there because of GCJ's "--disable-new-gxx-abi"
requirement. When the Java stuff is updated to support the new ABI, it
will be removed from platforms that we know it builds on - currently
"*-*-linux*" ;-)
You should just remove that line if you want to build the libgcj
stuff, and you have configured with "--disable-new-gxx-abi".
regards
[ bryce ]