Quoting Gaurang Upasani <
[hidden email]> (from Sun, 6 Jan
2008 18:50:35 +0100):
> Hi
Hi,
first of all, lame-dev@ is the better target for your questions, as
all active developers are reading it. I CC them and keep your mail
completely for their information.
> i am a student of masters in embedded systems design and as a part of one
> project i have chosen the LAME benchmark for MP3 encoding.
> I have downloaded the version 3.97 from the sourceforge and it was compiling
> and running perfectly for i686 architecture.
> Now the problem is that i want it to be compiled for PISA
> architecture.forthat i am using simple scalar and wattch compilers.
I don't know this architecture, can you please tell some data about
it, e.g. 32bit/64bit/??bit, with or without FPU?
> i have done the necessary changes in the given makefile for these compilers.
Which makefile (we have more than one)? Please specify the complete
name of it. And which changes?
> But there is some problem so it was not compiling.
Which error messages?
> i think i need to do some modifications in the config file also.
It depends. If there's some kind of POSIX compatible operating system
running on it, you should use configure instead. If you cross-compile,
you need to have a look at Makefile.unix. In the later case you need
to create a config.h and define HAVE_CONFIG_H with a compiler switch
for all C files.
Bye,
Alexander.
> but i dont know exactly where should i do the changes so that i can compile
> it for PISA architecture.
> Your suggestions will be very helpful.
> Thank you for the same.
> regards
> --
> Gaurang Upasani
> MSc Embedded Systems Design
> Advanced Learning and Research Institute,
> University of Lugano
> Switzerland.
> email:
[hidden email]
> voice:+4178-6281123
>
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