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Re: Converting a jnilib to Intel

On 2005-06-15, at 19:30, email@hidden wrote:
From: Eric Albert <email@hidden>
Subject: Re: Converting a jnilib to Intel

In article <email@hidden>,
 "William C. McCain" <email@hidden> wrote:

2. If not, how do I convert "libserial.jnilib" to the "universal binary" 
format?  Do I simply recompile it with the latest GCC (4.0)?  If so, 
what GCC options must I specify to get a JNI-compatible "universal binary"?


Read the Universal Binary Programming Guidelines.  Everything you need 
to know about building universal binaries should be in there.

The implication there, as I understood it, was that you'd use "-arch ppc -arch i386" arguments to gcc(1)/g++(1) and (if you link separately) ld(1). Is that correct?

I'd expected to have to build twice, once with "-arch ppc" and once with "-arch i386", and then run some other tool such as lipo(1) to combine the separate executables/shared objects into a fat (sorry, "universal") binary.

As far as I can see, and I've skimmed the document three times now, there's no mention of any such process.

["'Universal' binary, my ass! Does it run on Linux/alpha? Or Solaris/amd64? Or Symbian/arm?".]

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