Hi all,
Well, I didn't find any precompiled mono for OpenBSD, so I tried myself...
Steps I had to made
1) in support/mph.h
#if defined (PLATFORM_WIN32) || !defined (EOVERFLOW)
important || instead of && because EOVERFLOW is not defined in OpenBSD
either!
2) in libgc/include/private/gc_priv.h
instead of
# define SIG_SUSPEND SIGRTMIN + 6*/
define
# define SIG_SUSPEND SIGUSR1
3) define isnormal, that is not defined in OpenBSD
in mono/dis/get.c:#define isnormal(a) (finite(a) && (a) != 0.0)
4) Packages to install:
bison-1.35p1 GNU parser generator
glib2-2.6.4 general-purpose utility library
pkgconfig-0.15.0p0 tool for managing library compile/link flags
5) install both GNU sed and GNU make (you can go with 'included' make until
mcs compilation).
6) export CFLAGS=-DGC_PTHREADS
7)
./configure --with-gc=included -with-ikvm-native=no --prefix=/opt/mono-1.1.10
I got an error in ikvm, so I just removed it...
8) compile libgc with normal make... well, I don't know why, but with gmake
it doesn't compile the include GC_pthread_create function... and then you
get one of those undefined reference errors
Then you can get a "mini/mono" compiled, but when it tries to run mcs.exe...
you get
GC Warning: GC_get_nprocs() returned -1
and it never exits but never does anything...
Ideas?
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