Closed ndfred closed 7 years ago
Wow I've never heard of x87
CPU architecture!
Me neither, apparently that's what the Intel Atom CE5335 is :)
Tried redefining target_arch but couldn't find a way. Maybe I should generate the config headers instead of copying, remember how you did that?
Also the build failure seems unrelated to my changes, any idea how to fix that?
Just confirmed airsonos is working, so this fix is definitely functional on x87 CPUs
Maybe I should generate the config headers instead of copying, remember how you did that?
./configure --enable-static --disable-shared --with-pic --disable-rpath --disable-frontend --disable-gtktest
From: https://github.com/TooTallNate/node-lame/tree/master/deps/lame/config
Also, are you compiling Node.js from source? Or how are you installing it?
I actually have a Debian chroot and installed node from apt
.
Trying to run both configure scripts I get config.h
files that only differ by the features to enable and libraries to link to which seems more system than architecture specific, we should probably ignore these and keep the copies from the ia32 folders:
https://gist.github.com/ndfred/1df7f5315ad2a5aa01d1319c03024387
Leaves us with the build failure, which looks like an issue in the nan
module:
https://travis-ci.org/TooTallNate/node-lame/builds/226387511
@TooTallNate: is this OK to merge?
The package would throw this error when trying to install on Linux 32 bit targets:
Copy the ia32 config over and tweak the gyp files to get it to build correctly (I couldn't figure out how to link instead of copy, happy to fix if there is a way to do that and still be compatible with Windows).
This allows me to run
airsonos
on my Synology NAS with Debian chroot, and I would assume fixes compatibility for all 32 bit Linux setups.