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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Xavier Leroy <xavier.leroy@i...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] cross compilation |
> Is there any support for cross-compilation for the native code compiler?
> Interpretation simply won't cut it for the application I'm working with.
>
> The native code compiler can generate code for many different
> architectures, and it appears that most of the codegen is written in
> O'Caml itself. gcc has support for cross-compilation/linking. Putting
> these together, virtually all of the work has been done. Is there
> anything to it other than properly structuring the configuration and
> build?
I believe "properly structuring the configuration and build" should
suffice to get ocamlopt to cross-compile, however this is probably not
trivial.
Christian Gillot did a cross-compiler for the ARM, see
http://www.neo-rousseaux.org/cgillot/en/ocamlhacks.html
but he didn't detail the build process...
- Xavier Leroy
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