Nmap Development: Re: Cross compiling nmap

[Andy Smith <wasmith32 () comcast net>]

I am not familiar with the MIPS tool chain but I know that the ARM tool 
chain is picky about endianness. That may just be a GCC thing when cross 
compiling I suppose. A good guide for setting up the environment for a 
cross compile gcc tool chain is at:
http://www.libsdl.org/extras/win32/common

I would look at the cross-configure.sh and cross-make.sh scripts in 
particular. The scripts were written to accommodate MinGW, a gcc 
implementation that produces Windows binaries, but should give you and 
idea of what needs to be done for MIPS I would think. I have used 
modified versions of the MinGW scripts to compile both ARM and Windows 
executables on Linux with good results.
Regards,
Andy

John E. Mayorga wrote:
> Dear sirs,
>
> I had a cross compiling question that Fyodor suggested
> that I send to this list. I have google and asked
> other programmer buddies to no avail.
>
> I am attempting to compile nmap for Linux on the MIPS
> processor from my Athlon box running Gentoo. I have
> used crosstool on my Gentoo Athlon box, a cross
> compiling toolchain script to create the compiler and
> toolchain for MIPS, but there is no documentation as
> to how to compile using it. Are there switches to
> throw at ./configure? I think there are some
> environment changes I need to make. I'm left
> clueless...
>
> Thank you in advace,
>
> John E. Mayorga
>
>
>
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