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Re: Problem compiling apache libraries
Thanks for the reply.
I could compile those libs with that option.
By compiling jar files into object files, I'll no more need to add
those jar files in classpath, right?
Now, I want to compile the whole project into a single executable
file. I use the following commang line:
gcj --main=MainClass -findirect-dispatch apache-commons.o
log4j-1.2.8.o swt-win32.o velocity-tools-generic-1.2.o velocity-1.4.o
zekr.o
where all the needed runtime jars added as .o file, but GCJ gives a
lot of error messages complaining "undefined reference to
XYZ::class$$'"
e.g.
swt-win32.jar:(.data+0x2f110): undefined reference to `_ZN
3org7eclipse3swt8internal8Callback4bindEJiPS3_PN4java4lang6ObjectEPNS6_6StringESA_ibbi'
Is there any trick to bypass these reference errors?
Thanks.
On 2/9/07, Marco Trudel <mtrudel@gmx.ch> wrote:
Mohsen Saboorian wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to compile a project into native form using GCJ. The
> project depends on some of apache commons libraries plus velocity and
> log4j. I was able to compile log4j (1.2.8) into .obj format, by
> removing package: org.apache.log4j.jmx. Unfortunately I cannot compile
> Velocity 1.4, because of it's referencing to many other packages
> (still unused):
> - org.apache.velocity.anakia.* to JDOM
> - org.apache.velocity.convert.WebMacro to ant
> - ...
>
> Is it possible to compile libraries like Velocity, ignoring unused
> library references?
Compiling with the "-findirect-dispatch" flag will do that.
> Is there any place to download already natively-compiled apache libraries?
Not that I know of... IMHO, it wouldn't make sense anyway.
Marco