Hi, On Sat, 9 Feb 2008 12:57:33 -0300 Jorge Arellano Cid <jcid@dillo.org> wrote:
Please excuse my lack of knowledge on the iPAQ. Whad does it involve to get dillo2 running on it?
You need somehow a build environment for it. mainly it is about compiling binutils and gcc with --target=arm-linux and installing the familiar packages (including dev-packages) for the required libraries into the search path of the compiler. And a pkg-config with the correct paths compiled in is also helpful (name it arm-linux-pkg-config) And then it is time to compile fltk, dw and dillo with ./configure --host=arm-linux and pay attention that it uses correct paths for every library. And then it is the usual make && make DESTDIR=/somewhere/ install for dillo2. In /somewhere/ you can build a tarball of the installed files and unpack it on the ipaq. I have not looked into package creation yet, but the packet format looks the same as for debian just with another suffix (an ar archive which contains a data.tar.gz (with the real data, a control.tar.gz which some control information like dependencies and install scripts) and another file used as a marker, older versions of familiar seem to bind the three files together as a gzip'ed tarfile). But I'll try to find something out about it. Greetings Andreas Kemnade