Re: Building gnumach

[Me]

--- David Neary <dneary@informix.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> My first post and it has to be a question that I
> know has been asked
> before. Maybe it should be in the FAQ :)
>
> I believe it's possible to build gnumach on a linux
> system without a
> cross-compiler, since it doesn't use any OS specific
> stuff, but I've
> been having problems after configuring with --build
> i386-linux --host
> i386-gnu.
>
> Basically I start a build and it fails because of
> the absence of mig. So
> I got mig from CVS (gnu.org CVS), and after
> configuring it, the build
> fails because it can't find mach/message.h.
>
> I have read through the archives, and I read that
> it's possible to
> compile gnumach on linux without a cross-compiler -
> is this right? If
> so, what's the procedure for doing it?
>
> Sorry to be a burden... I'll get there eventually :)
>
> Dave.
>
> --
>               Dave Neary,
>       Software engineer, Informix Dublin.
>               Ireland.
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Try getting i386-gnu-mig and i386-gnu-gcc from the
debian GNU/Linux devel/
that is what configure looks for, and have been made
up for this purpose.

Thank Marcus if these fix yoru problems.

James Morrison

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