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The following is enough to link a binary on NetBSD/arm32 (StrongARM110
and Arm7's) for the following configuration with some notes on how to
make it work on NetBSD/x86:

            CC = gcc 2.7.2.1
            OS = NetBSD/arm32 1.2G / 1.3    and NetBSD/x86 1.2.1
            MOTIF= 1.2.1

I havent tested my binary (Im on a text only dial up link) but baring a
bug we know of at NCI with Motif and scrolling widgets it _should_
work).

Having work on the arm32 port of Netscape 3.01 and Communicator 4.03
this is probably 90% of the work. Have fun figuring out the rest.

(For the port-arm32 people go to www.mozilla.org to find out how to get
the source).

One final note: For NetBSD/<whatever> the BSDi port will be the closest
not the FreeBSD port because of the way the jumpbuffer is structured.

/******************************************************************************/

Getting Mozilla working on NetBSD 1.2G / NetBSD 1.3 (arm32)
/******************************************************************************/

Environment Vars: Remember to setenv remember to setenv as per the docs
unxmake.txt  [0]

/******************************************************************************/

FILE CHANGES [1]:

Before hitting 'make' at the top level you will need to do at least the
following.

In ns/config:

        cp BSD_OS.mk NetBSD1.2G.mk (or 1.3.mk depending - Ill use 1.2G
for now)
        ln -s NetBSD1.2.mk NetBSD.mk


in ns/nsprpub/config:

        cp BSD_OS.mk NetBSD1.2G.mk

        edit NetBSD1.2.mk
                -> replace CC and CCC with your favourite compiler
                -> if you have a dynamicly linking compiler add -fpic to
your
                   OS_CFLAGS (note mozilla doesnt really like to compile
without
                   shared libraries).
                -> remove the -ldl from the OS_LIBS line


in ns/nsprpub/pr/include/md:

        edit the Makefile
                -> find the BSD_386 bit, copy those 3 lines and change
it to
                   say NetBSD. Change the file it copies to _netbsd.cfg.
i.e:

                                ifeq ($(OS_ARCH),NetBSD)
                                MDCPUCFG_H = _netbsd.cfg
                                endif

        cp _bsdi.cfg _netbsd.cfg
        cp _bsdi.h _netbsd.h

        edit _netbsd.h arount line 48 to make the macro read:

                #define _MD_GET_SP(_t)
(_t)->md.context[JMPBUF_REG_R13]

        (i.e. remove both the possible BSDI varients - note on a x86 box
this
              should be context[2]).

        edit prosdep.h at line 62 and add (before the BSDI stuff)

                #elif defined(NetBSD)
                #include "md/_netbsd.h"

in ns/nsprpub/pr/src/md/unix:

        edit unix.h so that somewhere around say line 30 you add a:

                #include <fcntl.h>

        then at line 2320 change it to read

                #if defined(FREEBSD) || defined(NetBSD)

        edit uxwrap.c around line 101 add the correct definition of
select (YOU
        MUST DO THIS BEFORE THE BSDI LINES to avoid an error)

                #elif defined(NetBSD)
                        int select (int width, fd_set *rd, fd_set *wr,
fd_set *ex, struct timeval *tv)

        cp bsdi.c netbsd.c

        edit the Makefile:

                -> at line 60 add:

                        NETBSD_CSRCS = \
                        netbsd.c \
                $NULL

                -> at line 126 add:

                        ifeq ($(OS_ARCH),NetBSD)
                        CSRCS += $(NETBSD_CSRCS)
                        endif

        Locate the similar code in obj.mk and do the same thing!

in ns/sun-java/stubs/include/bool.h:

        comment out the typedef on line 24

in ns/modules/security:

        edit the Makefile. It should read:


                        DEPTH           = ../..

                        DIRS        = freenav

                        include $(DEPTH)/config/rules.mk

        i.e. cut out all the Netscape funky logic. :) It seems to
sometimes
                 get it wrong.

in ns/cmd/xfe:

        edit the following files:line to remove the definition of
sys_errlist:

        dialogs.c:244
        movemail.c:44
        mozilla.c:3479
        prefdialogs.c:81

        as it is correctly definied in errno.h (NOTE you still need
        errno.h unlike on say FreeBSD)

        In the Makefile at line 487 add:

                ########################################
                # NetBSD
                ifeq ($(OS_ARCH),NetBSD)
                OTHER_LIBS  =-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lXm -lXt -lXmu -lXext
-lX11 -lSM -lICE -lm $(OS_LIBS)
                endif

/******************************************************************************/


BUILDING

You are now ready to type 'make'. BUT there is a trick here:

Type 'make'. If the make fails because it cant find libxp.a, cd into lib

and do a 'make' there. When that finishes. Go back to the top and redo
the
'make'. (Yes I know this is nasty but thats the way it is....). For some

reason this only happens sometimes [2].

/******************************************************************************/

Notes:

[0] More of a note to myself :)
[1] To do the same thing on the NS4 source tree you just had to edit 1
file!
[2] We had the same problem at NCI with the NS3 and NS4 trees!



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