Re: configure options so can run output binaries on armv5tel iPAQ 3955) arch?

Hi Steve,

Is there a jikes package available for you machine?  This is a high 
quality, free Java compiler that will produce class files for you.  Let 
us know how you make out.

Cheers,
Chris

Kirby, Stephen (Civ,ARL/CISD) wrote:
> Hello,
>  
> I want to run java programs on my iPAQ 3955.  I did an "ipkg install 
> sablevm" after installing familiar linux v0.8.1, on my iPAQ and it shows 
> java and java-sablevm exe's in /usr/bin.  So I appear to have a viable 
> JVM on the iPAQ.  I don't see a "javac" binary on the iPAQ, so...........
>  
> Now I need to compile the java code on my redhat enterprise linux PC so 
> that it can run on the iPAQ 3955.  (am I asking the impossible?)  I have 
> downloaded the sablevm and sablevm-classpath tar files.  I did a "uname 
> -a" on my iPAQ and it showed "armv5tel", which I believe is the iPAQ 
> architecture.  When I do the ./configure for these sablevm and 
> sablevm-classpath packages prior to "make", what arg(s)/options should I 
> give to "configure", so that the resultant "make" creates a sablevm 
> equivalent to "javac" (if there is such a thing), which in turn, will 
> produce ".class" files that will run on my iPAQ armv5tel architecture.  TIA.
>  
> --Steve
>  
> P.S. - I took a quick look at Kaffe, but the compile died on my RH linux 
> system, so sablevm seemed like a more viable choice :>
> 
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