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Compiling new programs and libraries

Configure scripts

Open source software usually comes with a config.sub file in the root of the source tree. This file contains information about the host-machine(among other things). We want avr32 to be a host machine, so we insert....TODO...

Common errors and issues

Configuring

PKG_CONFIG_PATH

--enable-xxx --disable-xxx

Compiling

There is a lot of hidden bugs out there, the most common ones are the use of variable arguments and enums in c-code.

var_args

enums

glib (and \GMemChunck)

Some Makefiles use the -DG_DISABLE_DEPRECATED. This will make some perfectly well written programs to compile with errors, so you can take this flag away safely if it bothers you.

It still doesn't work

If your program still doesn't work, you could try to use strace to see what system calls your program is doing. This might give you a hint in addition to your own debug statements.

-- NilsMagnusLarsgrd - 05 Jul 2006
r1 - 05 Jul 2006 - 14:47 - NilsMagnusLarsgrd
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