Re: [platform-swt-dev] Compiling swt libs on Solaris x86_64

[Ben Staniford <ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Billy etc al,

I've now got SWT and Eclipse fully working on Sun Solaris x86_64 and have 
added changed to all the relevant build files.  I notice there is already a 
feature request to do this on Bugzilla owned by you Billy.  What is the best 
way for me to submit my build changes?  Also, does it matter that I've used 
Sun's own C compiler rather than GCC?

Kind Regards,

Ben Staniford.

On Friday 25 November 2005 00:51, Billy Biggs wrote:
>   Hi Ben, sorry I missed your reply.
>
> > Thanks for getting back to me, I tried what you suggested but I'm
> > afraid I got exactly the same problem with accessing gtk.os.memmove().
> > Is it right that each of the different packages contains different
> > source?  I thought they just contained different binaries.  After all,
> > the build.sh and make_linux.mak and make_solaris.mak seem to suggest
> > that the source is common and can be built for any platform depending
> > on what `uname -s` returns in build.sh.
>
>   Yes, the C sources for x86-64 are different than those for x86. The
> makefiles are the same though.  I'll verify on our x86-64 box that the
> sources in that zip build.
>
>   The "foolproof" way is to get org.eclipse.swt and
> org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86_64 from CVS and run the
> build.nativeLibraries target of the build.xml in the x86_64 fragment.
>
>   Let me know if you're having problems, and if you IRC, drop by
> #eclipse-dev on irc.freenode.net.
>
>   -Billy
>
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