Hi,
For some reason or other, I couldn't build oskit-mach in Linux. It has
been a while since I tried it, so I'm not exactly sure why. I know I couldn't
seem to cross-compile oskit, it choked on "memcpy" or something, couldn't
link it properly. Maybe I was trying to cross-compile oskit-mach and quit
when oskit didn't build. I know for sure I tried to make it with the cross-compiler
but with only oskit/linux installed and it failed for some reason.
Then I reasoned that if it was a "Hurd" kernel, it must probably need to be
made with Hurd tools, so I started trying to build it natively. Like I said, it
took a long time, and had hundreds of warnings about incompatible pointers,
but in the end it built and seems to be functional.
What new configure switches (if any) does oskit-mach accept?
- Doug
Roland McGrath wrote:
> Not to discourage you, but there is no particular reason to build oskit and
> oskit-mach (or gnumach) natively on Hurd instead of building on Linux. For
> these, you don't even need a cross-compiler setup--just the Linux native
> compiler is fine.
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