[kaffe] Seg Fault on Embedded System

[Kevin DeVries]

Lowdown: creating cross-compiled kaffe for embedded xscale (arm)
processor; running java/kaffe on target generates Seg Fault on simple
(any) java program

 

Kaffe version: 1.1.7

Host machine: x86-linux (2.4.32)

Target machine: arm-linux (2.6.17)

 

General process:

 

host%untar'ed kaffe-1.1.7

host%mkdir native

host%mkdir arm

host%cd native; make config; make; make install

<success>

host%cd arm

host%CC=<xgcc> NM=<xnm> AR=<xar> ../kaffe-1.1.7/configure
-host=arm-linux -build=i686-linux -disable-native-awt
-disable-xawt-xi18n -without-kaffe-qt-awt -disable-gtk-peer
-prefix=/opt/kaffe/arm -disable-sound

<success; 11th time is the charm>

host% make; make install

<success>

 

host% <copy server:/opt/kaffe/arm to target:/opt/kaffe/arm>

 

Hello.java:

public class Hello

{

  public static void main (String[] argv)

  {

     int i=1;         // I've even tried without this line

  }

}

 

host% javac Hello

host% <copy Hello.class to target>

 

target% java Hello

Segmentation Fault

target% java -v Hello

...

Loading java/util/Comparator.class(/opt/kaffe/arm/jre/lib/glibj.zip)
[compressed]

Segmentation Fault

 

host% java Hello

host% <no segv>

 

I've tried both a standard distribution of javac and the kaffe
distribution of javac and got the same results.

And I can (obviously) run a cross-compiled executable on my target.

 

Anything that I should take a look at? The only thing I can think of is
that it's not finding a library or that a library is out of sync. I
don't have a debugger on the target @ this time, so heading down that
path is do-able, just a lot of effort that I'm not ready for.

 

Thanks much,

 

Kevin DeVries

Vertical Power

317 Commercial St NW

Albuquerque, NM 87102

505 241 9333 (c)/(w)

 

 

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