[vlc] Re: The illustration of the parameters of 'configure' shell command
Jean-Paul Saman
jean-paul.saman at planet.nl
Mon Oct 25 23:17:26 CEST 2004
Wang jian wrote:
>hi,all
>I want to cross-compile the vlc to an embedded os platform.(btw, I have
>already read the HOWTO by Marc Ariberti in the doc directory.)My
>problem is:
>I don't know how to use the 'configure' shell command, which I guess is
>more important and complicated than 'make' shell command.
>
>
You need the autoconf package for that. Usually it is installed already
on your Linux system. If so then call in your shell:
./configure --help
This will provide you with all the options needed. Your best bet to get
started is to run the scripts from the ipkg directory:
ipkb/rules.h3600 for instance. Change the file paths inthere to reflect
your buildsystem.
If you have VLC from the subversion archive then you need to run:
./bootstrap first.
>please tell me which related parameters should I add ?
>like, 'build, host,target,ARCH,with-tuning??,CC,CFLAGS,LDFLAGS,etc)
>for example, the meaning of 'build' of configure is not very clear to me,what
>does it mean by 'guessed'?
>
>
>
ipkg/rules.h3600 is a good example for VLC building. Beware that it
assumes all the necessary libraries are already compiled.
>And , if anybody has seen the 'configure' file , you can find a line which
>sets 'cross-compiler' to 'no'...Then if I want to cross-compile vlc , should I
>change it ?
>
>
>
Never read the configure script yourself. It will make your head hurt
;-) Read the configure.ac script and autoconf documentation, that is
hard enough already.
>Thanks in advance.
>p.s: I will also be very appreciated if anybody can tell me the whole
> process of cross-compile under the platforms like mine.
>
> Joshua Wang
>
>
>
Read the Howto Marc Ariberti made.
--
Many greetings,
Jean-Paul Saman
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