Can anyone help me ( or better do it ) to compile Arianne in Linux for
Windows?
I want to remove the actual compiler I have.
Miguel.
http://www.arianne.cx
MIGUEL ANGEL BLANCH LARDIN wrote:
Can anyone help me ( or better do it ) to compile Arianne in Linux for
Windows?I want to remove the actual compiler I have.
Miguel.
http://www.arianne.cx
Use this script to build a mingw Linux cross windows compiler
for your system. You just need to edit the three variables
at the top of the file to set where you want the compiler
installed and built. After it is installed, you should be
able to compile using i386-mingw32msvc-gcc as your compiler.
Cheers
Mo DeJong
Red Hat Inc
#!/bin/sh
This is a buildscript for a cross mingwin compiler.
You should be able to just run it once you set
the correct src, build, and install dirs
SRCDIR=${HOME}/project/Xmingwin
BUILDDIR=${HOME}/project/build/Xmingwin
PREFIX=${HOME}/project/install/Xmingwin
#TARGET=i386-pc-mingw32
Mumit suggested changing this target name to i386-mingw32msvc
TARGET=i386-mingw32msvc
TARGET_ALIAS=i386-mingw32msvc
The install location’s bin dir must be on the path
PATH=$PREFIX/bin:$PATH
BASE_URL=ftp://ftp.xraylith.wisc.edu/pub/khan/gnu-win32/mingw32/snapshots/gcc-2.95.2-1
BINUTILS=binutils-19990818
BINUTILS_TAR=${BINUTILS}-1-src.tar.gz
GCC=gcc-2.95.2
GCC_TAR=${GCC}-1-src.tar.gz
MINGWSRC_ZIP=mingw-20000203.zip
MSVCRT_ZIP=mingw-msvcrt-20000203.zip
If the files are not in the src directory, download them now
mkdir -p $SRCDIR
cd $SRCDIR
for f in $BINUTILS_TAR $GCC_TAR $MINGWSRC_ZIP $MSVCRT_ZIP; do
if test ! -f ${f} ; then
echo "wget ${BASE_URL}/${f}"
wget ${BASE_URL}/${f}
if test ! -f ${f} ; then
echo "Could not download ${BASE_URL}/${f}"
exit 1
fi
else
echo "Found ${f} in the srcdir $SRCDIR"
fi
done
echo "— install binary cross libs and includes"
mkdir -p $PREFIX
cd $PREFIX
if test ! -d $TARGET_ALIAS ; then
unzip -o $SRCDIR/$MSVCRT_ZIP
fi
if test ! -d $TARGET_ALIAS ; then
echo "error extracting $MSVCRT_ZIP, target alias dir
$SRCDIR/$TARGET_ALIAS not found"
exit 1
fi
if test $TARGET_ALIAS != $TARGET ; then
ln -s $TARGET_ALIAS $TARGET
fi
echo "— compile and install binutils"
cd $SRCDIR
if test ! -d $BINUTILS ; then
echo "extracting $BINUTILS_TAR in $SRCDIR"
tar -xzf $BINUTILS_TAR
if test ! -d $BINUTILS ; then
echo "error extracting $BINUTILS_TAR, could not find
$SRCDIR/$BINUTILS dir"
exit 1
fi
fi
mkdir -p $BUILDDIR/binutils-$TARGET
cd $BUILDDIR/binutils-$TARGET
if test ! -f Makefile ; then
echo “running ./configure for binutils, output saved in configure.log”
$SRCDIR/$BINUTILS/configure -v --prefix=$PREFIX --target=$TARGET
&> configure.log
fi
echo "running “make” for binutils, output saved in make.log"
make all &> make.log
echo "running “make install” for binutils, output saved in
make_install.log"
make install &> make_install.log
echo "— compile and install gcc"
cd $SRCDIR
if test ! -d $GCC ; then
echo "extracting $GCC_TAR in $SRCDIR"
tar -xzf $GCC_TAR
if test ! -d $GCC ; then
echo "error extracting $GCC_TAR, could not find $SRCDIR/$GCC dir"
exit 1
fi
fi
mkdir -p $BUILDDIR/gcc-$TARGET
cd $BUILDDIR/gcc-$TARGET
if test ! -f Makefile ; then
echo “running ./configure for gcc, output saved in configure.log”
$SRCDIR/$GCC/configure -v --prefix=$PREFIX --target=$TARGET
–with-gnu-as --with-gnu-ld
&> configure.log
fi
work around gcc bug?
#cd gcc ; make installdirs ; cd -
#echo "running “make cross” for gcc, output saved in make.log"
echo “running “make” for gcc, output saved in make.log”
#NOTE: We seem to need to run make cross not make all here
#make cross &> make.log
#FIXME: we seem to need to run make 2 times, not sure where the bug is.
make all &> make1.log
make all &> make2.log
echo "running “make install” for gcc, output saved in
make_install.log"
make install &> make_install.log
echo "Done!"
echo ""
echo "Your mingwin cross compilers are installed in $PREFIX"
echo "The c++ compiler is called $TARGET-c++ or $TARGET-g++"
echo "The c compiler is called $TARGET-gcc"
echo “You may need to add $PREFIX/bin to your PATH”