Hi all, I'm trying to cross-compile WebKit Qt on an x86 development machine so that it can run on an ARM-based device. (Yes, I know that Qt 4.4 will have WebKit integrated into it, but for various reasons, I have to work with an earlier version of Qtopia, so I have to do things the hard way.) I've already got my version of Qtopia cross-compiled, so all the necessary Qtopia libraries and so forth are there.
This probably shouldn't be that difficult a task. As far as I can tell after looking through the WebKit build scripts, the process basically consists of first building tools, and then using those tools to build WebKit. The trick is that I need to use my regular gcc to build the tools so that they'll run on on my x86 development machine, and then switch over to the cross-compiler version of gcc to build the WebKit binaries so that they'll run on an ARM processor. Is this about right? Has anyone already done this? If someone can explain to me how to set up my build scripts and/or config files to do this, I'd be very grateful. Thanks for your help. _______________________________________________ webkit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-dev
