Problems with Skyeye the ARM simulator on Mac OS X
These days I have tried to make skyeye ARM simulator work on Mac OS X with full options enabled, but still to no avail.
I know it should work without DBCT (direct byte code translation) and BFD as README says, but DBCT is beneficial for my intended workloads.
As of 1.2.4, it does not pass even the configuration check if you enable DBCT and BFD. Though a little hack in the check script for DBCT made it go through the check (with BFD disabled), build fails with:
ld: in binary/libarm.a(arm2x86.o), in section __TEXT,__text reloc 40: R_ABS reloc but no absolute symbol at target address
collect2: ld returned 1 exit statusProbably I need to use gnu ld instead.
I know it should work without DBCT (direct byte code translation) and BFD as README says, but DBCT is beneficial for my intended workloads.
As of 1.2.4, it does not pass even the configuration check if you enable DBCT and BFD. Though a little hack in the check script for DBCT made it go through the check (with BFD disabled), build fails with:
ld: in binary/libarm.a(arm2x86.o), in section __TEXT,__text reloc 40: R_ABS reloc but no absolute symbol at target address
collect2: ld returned 1 exit statusProbably I need to use gnu ld instead.
posted by kazuya at
01:52
1 Comments:
Kazuya:
I noticed on LinkedIn that you are working for Sony and dealing with embedded systems, OS kernels, and virtualization.
I work for www.ok-labs.com, where we create an open source microkernel for embedded systems. I thought it would be interesting for us to get connected and start some dialog.
On a separate note seems like we share some international/bi-cultural experiences and enjoy house music. Kaskade was here in Chicago this weekend, but unfortunately I was busy with some other stuff - I hear it was a good show.
If you are interested, send a reply to timh@ok-labs.com.
Regards,
Tim
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