Re: Cross compiling without ./configure

[mahmoodn]

The solaris machine has no GCC. I want to compile on the x86 host and use the
binaries in the target machine. What do you mean by "Solaris cross
compiler"? is it a  tool that should be used in the host or target machine?


Alberto Luaces wrote:
> 
> mahmoodn writes:
> 
>> Hi,
>> My host platform is ubuntu x86 and I have the source code of a benchmark
>> and
>> want to compile for a solaris target. The source code however does not
>> contain any "configure" file. In the solaris I run "uname -a" and get
>> this
>> result:
>>
>> SunOS Abisko 5.9 Generic_118558-34 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire
>>
>> How can I tell the makefile in the host machine to compile t code for the
>> target machine? Thanks,
> 
> Hi, you need the Solaris cross-compiler. Then, you have to make sure
> that it is called from the makefile. It is very common that the name of
> the compiler is stored in a varaiable like CC or CXX for the C and C++
> compiler. If it is the case, you can simply execute
> 
> CC="your_Solaris_C_compiler" CXX="your_Solaris_C++_compiler" make
> 
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> Alberto
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