I assume you're building an embedded system when you talked about
cross-compile. And my experience is to ignore those configure scripts
at all.
I include those modules simply by add the source files directly into
my project. and so far so good.
The only thing I need to do is do a native-compile in pc and check
what -D definitions or other gcc argument should be given when
compiling those modules.
As for ./configure, it has built-in support for cross-compile but many
source code cannot work with it. You should use ./configure to
cross-compile the standard gnu tools. But for most lua modules this is
an unecessary overhead.
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 6:35 AM, Rory Toma<rory@ooma.com> wrote:
I notice that every package that I cross compile, I have to, at a minimum,
rewrite the configure scripts and often the Makefiles. What is the standard
lua way of building for cross-compile?
