hi!
> The root_fs, I am using for uml,
does not contain gcc.
you can install gcc inside your uml!
>Is it possible to compile a program using host
machine's gcc and libraries?
you mean, you want to use the host machinse gcc and
libraries inside uml? (by hosfs mount or whatever?)
no - i wouldn`t recommend that.
you can compile your
stuff outside your uml on the host itself and transfer the binaries to the uml
afterwards - you just need to make sure that your host and your
uml(root_fs) OS-version don`t differ too much - otherwise you will get problems
with library dependency (that`s just the same issue as if you compile on a
redhat 9 and transfer the binaries to a suse 6.4 :)
>If yes, how can I do it?
just as usual?
configurer
make
make install.....
regards
roland
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 6:54 AM
Subject: [uml-devel] how to do
programming in UML
Hi,
The root_fs, I am using for uml,
does not contain gcc.
Is it
possible to compile a program using host machine's gcc and
libraries?
If yes, how can I do
it?
Thanks,
Pronoy
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Mon, 17 May 2004, Joe Marzot wrote:
A little more data on this one - the behaviour I see with these mounts
is that
mount -t hostfs none /mnt/mybob -o /view/myview/vob/myvob
succeeds but mounts the hosts / dir instead of the desired view extended
pathname of the ClearCase vob.
This is a known bug in 2.4.24-2. A patch can be found in the archives or
from http://marasystems.com/download/uml/
If you need hostfs then you should probably stick to 2.4.24-1 for the time
being. Jeff is doing some heavy restructuring of the uml host file access
methods while adding the humfs and as a result of this the hostfs support
has become very unstable while the combined supporting framework for humfs
and hostfs is taking shape. Hopefully this will soon result in a much
better hostfs than before, but at the moment things is a bit shaky..
Regards
Henrik
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