cross-compiling

[Sam S. <sd...@gn...>]

> * Reini Urban <eh...@k-...> [2008-05-07 17:29:56 +0200]:
>
>>  anyone here interested in cross compilation?
>
> Sure. I want to drive my Nokia N95 with clisp!
>   Wonder how to do GUI apps on the Nokia SDK.
>   There's no shell. Hmm, is there none? I'll have to dig into that.
> But you talked about arm-linux which is unfortunately something different.
> This will need some time to setup.
> A plain linux handheld such as the neo http://openmoko.org will be
> much easier to try.

OK, so I just committed my patch.
./configure --host arm-gp2x-linux --cbc build-arm
got me an arm-gp2x-linux-gnu lisp.run which does not run on my
i686-pc-linux-gnu box [sort of - I must go to bed now and
cross-compilation is dog slow].
let me clarify: fedora only offers arm-gp2x-linux cross-compiling
packages, and I am too lazy to use anything more complex than "yum
install".
if you have an arm-gp2x-linux box where the lispinit.mem could be
created, it would be nice.
alternatively, if you already have a cross-compilation environment, it
would be nice if you tried the current cvs head.

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