Another update, It happens not only for test targets but for all executable targets. Libraries are just compiled without any error. 12 Ekim 2010 15:48 tarihinde Kabil Akp?nar <kabilakpinar at gmail.com> yazd?: > An update, > > All tests (pjlib-test, pjlib-util-test, pjnath-test etc...) fail as it is > in below case. > > 12 Ekim 2010 15:33 tarihinde Kabil Akp?nar <kabilakpinar at gmail.com> yazd?: > > After looking for a solution I just passed -m32 and give --target=i386 like >> below: >> >> ./aconfigure CFLAGS='-Wno-unused-label -m32' --target=i386 --disable-ssl >> >> It compiles until test parts, in example all pjlib code is compiled for 32 >> bit but test code can not be compiled. In the compile log I see that gcc is >> not called with the required CFLAGS. >> >> >> In the below output CFLAGS I gave is "-Wno-unused-label -m32", gcc is >> called with "-Wno-unused-label -m32" for util.o but not for >> "pjlib-test-i386-pc-none" and because I am on 64 bit gcc tries to compile 64 >> bit output with 32 bit ones. >> >> Why is this happening? >> >> gcc -c -Wall -DPJ_AUTOCONF=1 -Wno-unused-label -m32 -g -O0 -I../include >> \ >> -ooutput/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/util.o \ >> ../src/pjlib-test/util.c >> if test ! -d ../bin; then mkdir -p ../bin; fi >> gcc -o ../bin/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none \ >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/main.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/activesock.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/atomic.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/echo_clt.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/errno.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/exception.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/fifobuf.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/file.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/hash_test.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/ioq_perf.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/ioq_udp.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/ioq_unreg.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/ioq_tcp.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/list.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/mutex.o output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/os.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/pool.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/pool_perf.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/rand.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/rbtree.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/select.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/sleep.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/sock.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/sock_perf.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/ssl_sock.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/string.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/test.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/thread.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/timer.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/timestamp.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/udp_echo_srv_sync.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/udp_echo_srv_ioqueue.o >> output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/util.o -lm -luuid -lnsl -lrt -lpthread >> ../lib/libpj-i386-pc-none.a -lm -luuid -lnsl -lrt -lpthread >> collect2: ld terminated with signal 11 [Segmentation fault] >> /usr/bin/ld: i386 architecture of input file >> `output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/main.o' is incompatible with i386:x86-64 >> output >> /usr/bin/ld: i386 architecture of input file >> `output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/activesock.o' is incompatible with >> i386:x86-64 output >> /usr/bin/ld: i386 architecture of input file >> `output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/atomic.o' is incompatible with i386:x86-64 >> output >> /usr/bin/ld: i386 architecture of input file >> `output/pjlib-test-i386-pc-none/echo_clt.o' is incompatible with i386:x86-64 >> output >> >> >> >> 12 Ekim 2010 12:25 tarihinde Kabil Akp?nar <kabilakpinar at gmail.com>yazd?: >> >> Hi all; >>> I'm on Ubuntu 64 bit for a few days. Formerly I compiled, built under 32 >>> Bit successfully. >>> My code compiles fine under 64 bit as well but I rather want to compile >>> 32 bit under 64 bit. >>> >>> So"How to configure pjsip for 32 bit under 64 bit?" >>> >>> (I gave -m32 for configure "./aconfigure CFLAGS='-Wno-unused-label >>> -m32'", but generated file names still contains x86_64) >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> -- >>> Kabil Akp?nar >>> >>> >> >> >> -- >> Kabil Akp?nar >> >> > > > -- > Kabil Akp?nar > > -- Kabil Akp?nar -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.pjsip.org/pipermail/pjsip_lists.pjsip.org/attachments/20101012/1701c385/attachment-0001.html>
