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sunil sunny
sunil sunny
5:10 AM
@DavidFoerster Didn't gave any output
-vbox:~/Desktop/apertium-kaz$ mips-linux-gnu-gcc -c -xc -std=c11 -o /dev/null /dev/null
-vbox:~/Desktop/apertium-kaz$
So how can I change my current gcc to mips-linux-gnu-gcc?. Should be done in mk file?.
 
 
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David Foerster
David Foerster
8:45 AM
@sunilsunny That means it works.
@sunilsunny Why would you want to do that?
 
sunil sunny
sunil sunny
9:06 AM
ok I didn't want to change it but you mentioned something like I am using wrong gcc. So I thought need to chage it.
 
David Foerster
David Foerster
The issue appears to be that for some reason -std= is passed to cc1 which means something other than gcc invokes it.
What's the value of $CC in the shell that invoked ndk-build?
@sunilsunny: Could you please run ndk-build V=1 and include the full, verbatim output (or a link thereto) in your question so we can see which commands are invoked?
 
sunil sunny
sunil sunny
ok
apertium@ap-vbox:~/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/jni$ ndk-build V=1
rm -f /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/armeabi/lib*.so /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/armeabi-v7a/lib*.so /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/mips/lib*.so /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/x86/lib*.so
rm -f /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/armeabi/gdbserver /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/armeabi-v7a/gdbserver /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/mips/gdbserver /home/apertium/eSpeak/espeak-master/android/libs/x86/gdbse…
@DavidFoerster Also I have following cc commands
Command 'cc' from package 'tendra' (universe)
Command 'cc' from package 'clang' (universe)
Command 'cc' from package 'gcc' (main)
Command 'cc' from package 'tcc' (universe)
Command 'ccl' from package 'cclive' (universe)
Command 'ccx' from package 'calculix-ccx' (universe)
 
David Foerster
David Foerster
9:50 AM
@sunilsunny @sunilsunny: That's difficult to read here in chat. Could you please either put that as a code listing into your question or upload it as a pastie (e. g. on paste.ubuntu.com)?
@sunilsunny I never asked about cc. I asked about cc1, gcc and the value of the environment variable $CC.
 
sunil sunny
sunil sunny
@DavidFoerster I have edited my question. Also I edited mk file and change c11 to c99 and it compiled but gave this error paste.ubuntu.com/25979997
 
 
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David Foerster
David Foerster
11:01 AM
@sunilsunny: The Android NDK includes its own C compiler. This one is GCC v4.6 which has no support for C11 yet, only for the C1X draft. I recommend that you upgrade to a recent Android NDK release. The most recent is r16; yours is r9 and over 3 years old.
 
sunil sunny
sunil sunny
11:25 AM
ok understood.The issue was, I was unable to build it with latest ndk because the ndk was 64 bit(I got into lot of issues). so I downloaded an available 32 bit ndk and that was r9 because latest versions of ndk didn't supported 32bit.I think r10 is also available with 32 bit I will download that version and give it a try.
 
 
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sunil sunny
sunil sunny
1:22 PM
@DavidFoerster Tried with r16. Got these error paste.ubuntu.com/25980892 any idea what these mean ?
 
David Foerster
David Foerster
2:13 PM
@sunilsunny: No. You need to add V=1 to the make or ndk-build commands to get a better idea as to the source of the error message.
 
sunil sunny
sunil sunny
2:38 PM
@DavidFoerster Got this paste.ubuntu.com/25981311
 
 
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David Foerster
David Foerster
6:52 PM
Uh, that's an error message about a syntax error in the first line of the Clang executable itself. Wtf! Could you please post the content of /home/apertium/android-ndk-r-16/android-ndk-r16/toolchains/llvm/prebuilt/linux-‌​x86_64/bin/clang if it's a text file or the output of file /home/apertium/android-ndk-r-16/android-ndk-r16/toolchains/llvm/prebuilt/linux-x‌​86_64/bin/clang if it's a binary file? Thanks.
 

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