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This downloaded a bunch of tarballs. Traceback most recent call last: First need to install SystemC: We need to disable java-related stuff in the config file:. The -static flag statically links dependent libraries like the linux library. I manually downloaded that:. Create a build directory, and configure:.

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I found only this about this problem: But gcc34 which is installed on the servers seem to work. It should be possible to add a new configuration for the arm platform relatively easily:.

Now, we can try running this on gem Note, I also had to provide the prefix for make install as well. They have some test binaries wc stdace grepbut even a simplest wc hangs complains about unimplemented instructions:. There are a couple different things with this new version.

Read the Docs v: We also want to starce the extension, so that we can identify the arm binaries. To be able to use the benchmarks, you need to source shrc. I re-executed that with the flag:. We need to disable java-related stuff in the config file:. They use a CMake-based build system.

Need to do this through yum though, not like below.

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This is because the kernel version reported by the simulator e. The --without-pcre flag is 4.5.199 because it otherwise fails to find PCRE, which is a regular expressions library:. Had to yum install glibc-static. We will configure apps similarly, but we need to pass additional flags to the linker:. So I tried again with the -m32 flag:. This downloaded a bunch of tarballs. This version also kept giving the same errors about unimplemented instructions.

Download, untar, configure, make. In this, we want to change the compilers to respective compilers from arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi toolchain.

Make sure you pull the b2 version of this repo because I made some changes to allow cross-compilation to arm. I already pushed this change for maven-app-misc but not for maven-sys-common. Needed to do these changes for isa. After installing the same way, create a target. The first change is to remove the isa simulator check in the configure script as described above.

Once the stuff is created, the configuration is in. This was more successful than running the whole suite. The most recent version is 1. The documentation here is pretty good.

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You need to use poweroff command to exit simulation. Had to install libtool. Then I thought it might be because the program was never tested on .45.19 bit machine, and they were probably using generic int s which are compiled to bit words. This will create arm.

Also, we need to pass -static to the linker:.