Re: Linux Builds Complete - Questions

[David Sugar]

There is a configure option --without-compression, which gets rid of the
need for libz.  There is also --without-libxml2.  If your not using 
exceptions, you might want to use --without-exceptions as well...

All you really need to do is make sure the resulting arm libcc* files 
are on a valid library search path directory on the target.  You may 
have to manually build sym links also.  Nothing else should be needed 
for a runtime install.

Conrad T. Pino wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> The "demo" and "tests" directories don't build as
> part of the default build.  Is that normal?
>
> Both "demo" and "tests" directories depend upon
> "libz.so" and loading for the host target is easy.
>
> I guess loading the "libz.so" for the ARM target
> is easy if you know what to do.  I manually down
> loaded the two "*.deb" files, unpacked them with
> "dpkg-deb" and manually copied the library and
> header files into my cross compile tool set.
>
> The "demo" and "tests" directories for both Intel
> and ARM are now built.
>
> I suspect "make install" is next for Intel host.
>
> The ARM system is less than minimul so "make" is
> not an option.  What's the manual equivalent for
> "make install"?
>
> Conrad

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