Thanks a lot for kind response.
About javah, I have some cooked up java installation that did not have
javah, so I just created a blank binary by touch'ing it to satisfy
the
make. Guess I need javah binary itself.
So I went ahead and installed jdk1.4.2_17 on my windows and started
the make from within cygwin.
However my attempt was to build the nested jdbc jar. So I have to
use Makefile.nested, correct? So I copied Makefile.nested to Makefile
and started make. It downloaded lot of things and went quite ahead.
It stopped for darcs, I got that one too. Then it failed with
java -cp nestedvm-2007-06-30/build;nestedvm-2007-06-30/upstream/build/
classgen/build \
org.ibex.nestedvm.Compiler \
-outformat class -d build -o unixRuntime \
org.sqlite.SQLite build/SQLite.mips
java command does not have some of these options. If you have
bandwidth
can you pl. tell me what I need to do?
regards
On May 7, 1:57 pm, "David Crawshaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2008/5/8 jackie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > I am asked to prove that these files
>
> > ./lib/inc_linux/jni.h
> > ./lib/inc_linux/jni_md.h
>
> > which have the above comments are not being used.
>
> These files are an unused leftover. The only ones the build process
> uses are lib/inc_win/, and that's for the windows binary.
>
> I admit, it is questionable putting the files in the source tree. They
> come out of the JDK. You can find them on your system in
> $JAVA_HOME/include, and are in the source tree simply so I can cross
> compile a windows binary from Mac OS X.
>
> GCC probably has a GPLed copy I could distribute, but it is only
> distribution that would be an issue, not my use in the build process,
> as the files come with the JDK just so you can build JNI binaries.
>
>
>
> > Before I removed
> > those files and tried to build the nested jar file, I tried a 'make'
> > in the directory 'sqlitejdbc-v044' but it failed with
>
> > =========================
> > cd build && jar cf sqlitejdbc-v044-native.jar org/sqlite/Codes.class
> > org/sqlite/Conn.class org/sqlite/DB.class org/sqlite/Function\
> > $Aggregate.class org/sqlite/Function.class org/sqlite/JDBC.class
> > org/sqlite/MetaData.class org/sqlite/NativeDB.class org/sqlite/
> > PrepStmt.class org/sqlite/RS.class org/sqlite/Stmt.class org/sqlite/
> > Unused.class
> > gcc -I/opt/VRTSjre/jre1.5/include -O3 -fPIC -Ibuild/sqlite-3.5.8-
> > Default-x86_64 -Ibuild -c -o build/Default-x86_64/NativeDB.o \
> > src/org/sqlite/NativeDB.c
> > src/org/sqlite/NativeDB.c:20:22: NativeDB.h: No such file or directory
> > src/org/sqlite/NativeDB.c:23: error: syntax error before "dbclass"
> > src/org/sqlite/NativeDB.c:23: warning: data definition has no type or
> > storage class
> > =========================
>
> You have cut off the output one line too early for me to know what is
> going on. Just before that line, javah is supposed to create the
> NativeDB.h file. One thing to check: is $JAVA_HOME set, and pointing
> at a JDK?
>
> Otherwise, send the full output.
>
> d.
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