Hello, I am trying to build Pypy for an embedded platform, with its own build system. For that purpose, I would like to have the translation process run on a Linux/x86 box, generating the C source files, and then have the platform's own build system do C compilation and linking. With the 1.6 sources, I used the following command:
$ python translate.py --opt-jit --source targetpypystandalone.py The source files were created under the /tmp directory. The first thing I am missing, though, is a makefile. Looking at the translator sources, it appears as though a GNU make-compatible makefile should have been created, but I cannot find one. Is such a makefile written to disk as part of the source generation stage, or does the translator use a different mechanism? Instead of using a makefile, I also tried manual compilation of the files under /tmp/usession-unknown-NUMBER/testing_1. The linking stage (with -lffi -lm -ldl -lpthread) fails with unresolved symbols, which I do not recognize from any of the common libraries. Nor could I find any documentation of the post-translation build process. Can anyone describe the C compilation and linking commands, or point me to the right place in the code/documentation? Thanks, --Elad
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