On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 9:23 PM, <s.marek at avm.de> wrote: > The new llvm compiler in Xcode 4 is able to create universal binaries > (using lipo underneath, most certainly). > > So I tried to patch the PJSIP build system to work with the llvm compiler > and this is what I tried: > I applaud you for being brave enough to dig into pjsip build system. :) > The compiler has some limitations, that need some patching: > 1.) for some strange reason it seems to require a space after -o You right. But this actually is a bug in the configure script, as it should have appended the space for the CC_OUT/LDOUT vars (if you check the build/cc-auto.mak[.in] file, there is a space after -o for LDOUT). Fixed in latest svn. > 2.) -M and -E don't work together with multiple arch arguments > > That works for the moment, but is nothing to check in. I don't know what > this -E line in configure-iphone is good for (is there any C++ in PJSIP?) The -E is used to tell gcc to stop after preprocessing the file, it's got nothing to do with C++, cmiiw. > and the $(subst) thing in rules.mak is, well, the definition of a hack in > itself. $DEPFLAGS is used together with -M, which doesn't work with "-arch > armv6 -arch armv7", but is happy with "-arch armv7 -arch armv7". ;) > Wouldn't using cpp cause problem with -isysroot, as the comment in the configure-iphone says? > Maybe someone is able to clear that up a bit and make something useful out > of it? > Most definitely. Cheers Benny > Regards, > Sebastian. >
