I've just uploaded a fresh Android toolchain to gnashdev.org. This one is greatly improved over the previous one, as it now works well works with the Android NDK. Better yet, I don't have any files copied from the NDL or SDK in the toolchain, so it's much cleaner now, and easier to update, and doesn't violate the SDK usage agreement.
Since I had built a new GCC 4.5 toolchain, I recompiled all the dependencies Gnash needs for an SDL-AGG build. I managed to get boost 1.42.0 to cross compile, which is always a major miracle. It took a bit of hacking as boost kept thinking the weird pthread implementation in Bionic meant no pthread support. I had to do a bit of hacking to the other libraries, as Bionic has a few definitions in different headers, and headers in different directories. I kept notes on all the hacks, and threw up an initial wiki page on how to port things to Android: http://wiki.gnashdev.org/AndroidDependencies. It's amazing how poor the support is in most packages for cross compiling. The shared memory routines, shmctl, semget, semop, shmdt, shmat, shmget, semctl, are undefined, so for now I stubbed them out. Digging into it, there is syscall support for these buried deep, so I should be able to get that fixed up soon. I'm having an issue with "dynamic_cast' not permitted with -fno-rtti", but there should be rtti support for the arm5, so I'm trying to track that down as the last problem before Gnash fully builds again. Last time I kindof hacked everything into existence, this time it's building correctly. - rob - _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
