writes:
>
> Yes its generating the binary
>
> But how can i make sure that the binary is for ARM
>
> I can able to run the binary in X86 environment. (Actually it should not run
> in x86)
>
Look like you aren't using the cross-compiler - that ./configure
statement should
Yes its generating the binary
But how can i make sure that the binary is for ARM
I can able to run the binary in X86 environment. (Actually it should not run
in x86)
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 7:42 PM, MikeW wrote:
> writes:
>
> >
> > Hello MikeW
> >
writes:
>
> Hello MikeW
> All the information in that link to cross compile sqlite
> for ARM is Sqlite-3.3.7.
>
> But now i am using sqlite-3.6.7. I am unable to find the lines to comment in
> the latest configure script.
>
> and I need to generate
Hello MikeW
All the information in that link to cross compile sqlite
for ARM is Sqlite-3.3.7.
But now i am using sqlite-3.6.7. I am unable to find the lines to comment in
the latest configure script.
and I need to generate "testfixture" binary to run all test in arm
writes:
>
> Hello all
>
> How can i cross compile tcl and sqlite for arm and ppc
>
> Tahnks in advance
>
> Chandru K
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=HowToCompile
MikeW
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Hello all
How can i cross compile tcl and sqlite for arm and ppc
Tahnks in advance
Chandru K
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Hi There,
Currently i am going through the process of getting a compilation of
sqlite 3.3.7 going via cross compilation to mingw hosted on a linux x86
box. In doing this i discovered that there is a problem with the
Makefile.in where the install target has a dependency on sqlite3 instead
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