On Wed, Dec 27, 2006 at 11:58:38AM +0100, Mark Wielaard wrote: > Reversing this part makes things happy again. As seen above > BOOTCLASSPATH is empty and doesn't seem to be defined anywhere else in > the Makefiles. Right. This one slipped in as I did my Java ME commits. SVN trunk now does support Sun's phoneme CLDC-1.1 classes. Currently it's a bit tricky to get it compiled, but it works. Here are some advices to get it working: 1. Get phoneme sources and compile the CLDC-1.1 classes (of course :-). 2. configure CACAO with: --enable-java=cldc1.1 (builds a CLDC-1.1 compatible JVM) --with-classpath=cldc1.1 (tells we're using CLDC-1.1 classes) --with-classpath-prefix (this _must_ be the prefix of a GNU Classpath installation, as I haven't fixed the jni.h issue yet) --with-classpath-classes (this is the renamed --with-classpath-glibj-zip option, this should point to the CLDC-1.1 classes) 3. Build CACAO. 4. As we need some header files during bootstrap, we have a problem here, as these headers are currently pre-generated ones from GNU Classpath and do not fit with Sun's CLDC-1.1 classes. Thus, build CACAO, and then do: make -C src/native/include cleanall && make -C src/native/include && make This rebuilds all header files and recompiles CACAO (but this step has only to be done once). 5. Add . to the BOOTCLASSPATH (Can someone tell me how Sun's VM does this? Maybe I should just add . for Java ME configurations). 6. Run CACAO (and I hope it works ;-). I haven't implemented all native functions yet, so if you're find a missing one, tell me about it and I'll implement it. Have fun! - twisti
