2 I'm struggling with java on the xscale processor. I realize that it
is a work-in-progress for kaffe but I've seen notes that the issues are
related to the jit processing. Does anyone have any feelings on how
kaffe would work on the xscale if I don't use the JIT, AWT, and X?
Kind of an
You might want to see how LwVCL running on KaffeVM look like:
jserv, you're awesome. I enjoy your screenshot e-mails :-)
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directories.
Then kjc is broken :-)
It should first try to get things from the build dir, then from the source
dir if this fails.
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Here is a patch to fix this, it's against current CVS:
PS: I patched only configure.in. Because configure is in CVS, too, it
should be regenerated. And, oh, Configuration.java could/should be
removed from CVS now.
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thanks for the patch. I've added an explicit --enable-pxa option to the
configure script to ease building with gcc-2.95.3. Could you try that
out, and report back if it works?
Oh, one note: yesterday I was running with the geri's dflush-Patch. Now this
patch is in CVS and I get this error:
also, i have a patchset for 1.1.4 that fixes the compile when
--enable-jvmpi is set in configure. i can post it if there's interest.
There is ALWAYS one interested in patches, especially if they fix stuff.
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I thought that the jit engine didn't run on arm
when being compiled with gcc 3.x ... Could you
probably check by running kaffe -fullversion what
engine you're actually using?
Oh, it has been compiled with gcc 2.95.3.
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Try Linux 2.6 from BitKeeper for PXA2x0 CPUs at
I'm trying to cross-compile Kaffe for my ARM (or better, PXA Xscale) target.
Using FAQ/FAQ.crosscompile helped a lot.
However, in tests/regression/Makefile the build system is trying to run
regression tests in the subdirectories compile_time and run_time. This
fails not work with an arm-compiled
Kaffe on PXA255 runs now, I had to apply the attached patch.
When you use arm-linux-gcc from GCC 3.3.x AND you specify either
-march=xscale or -mcpu=xscale, then __XSCALE__ is automatically defined.
If you compile kaffe with arm-linux-gcc-2.95.3, then you could do something
like
-Wl,-version-script -Wl,.libs/libnative.ver -o .libs/libnative-1.1.4.so
/usr/local/arm-elf/bin/ld.real:.libs/libnative.ver:1: parse error in
VERSION script collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [libnative.la] Error 1
I compiled kaffe with arm-linux-gcc 3.3.2 and arm-linux-gcc
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