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Re: Using the nodeos-configure script ....
> Hello
hi
> Sorry to delay you =A1G=A1^
> When I keyed in 'make install' to install JavaVM, it showed that ....
> ....
> ....
> Making install in include
> `/usr/local/include/kaffe/java_lang_Object.h': Permission denied
its trying to install a file in a system directory, which you don't have
permission to, unless your root. You can install it in another directory
by giving the --prefix option to the configure script.
> It seemed that I was permission denied to create some files of Kaffe.
> Should I use the nodeos-configure script from the config/i386/nodeos =
> directory to configure JanosVM first?
you only need to use nodeos-configure if you're running it on top of moab.
> But I have some problems about using the nodeos-configure script.
>
> This is what showed at README.
> .
> $ cd /home/tullmann/obj/janosvm/
> $ /home/tullmann/janosvm/config/i386/nodeos/nodeos-configure \
> --srcdir=3D/home/tullmann/janosvm \
> --oskitdir=3D/opt/oskit \
> --nodeosdir=3D/opt/moab \
> --localkaffeh=3D/opt/kaffe/bin/kaffeh \
> --enable-debug \
> --prefix=3D/opt/janosvm-moaboskit/
>
> But 'nodeos-configure' is just a file and I don't know how to command =
> it correctly. Can you teach me ?=20
The execute bit isn't set, you need to do:
chmod u+rx <path to janosvm>/janosvm/config/i386/nodeos/nodeos-configure
> And, it may need two environment variables to be set at configure-time:
> JNODEOS_CLASSES_ZIP =3D The location of a Moab configured
> jnodeos jar file (usually named jnodeos-moab-debug.jar)
> JANOSVM_CLASSES_ZIP =3D The location of a jar file containing
> the janosvm specific classes (usually
> libraries/jvmlib/JanosVM.jar)
>
> But I don't know how to set them, what commands should I do ??=20
env JNODEOS_CLASSES_ZIP=<jnodeos classes here>
JANOSVM_CLASSES_ZIP=<janosvm classes>
janosvm/config/i386/nodeos/nodeos-configure
> Meng Chun.
tim stack
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