COMPILING INSTRUCTIONS FOR XMMS-EMBEDDED-OPIE/QTOPIA

Not included in the source, but you will also need the qtopia-sdk rpm, 
the cross-compiling tool chain from sharp, libz, Tremor (fixed point vorbis decoder) 
libmad(&libid3tag) and libmikmod(patched with the patch in the root directory) to 
compile and run everything. 
Put the .so* files of libz, libmad & libid3tag and libmikmod in 
/opt/Embedix/tools/arm-linux/lib,
and the include files to /opt/Embedix/tools/arm-linux/include(/tremor for tremor)! 
Also after compiling libsidplay, put the .so file in 
/opt/Embedix/tools/arm-linux/lib too, and the include files of sidplay to 
/opt/Embedix/tools/arm-linux/include/sidplay! 
You will also need glib-1.2, and the header files of gtk 1.2 in /usr/include .

This source-collection is to be cross-compiled for the strongarm cpu.
The environment I used:

export QPEDIR=/opt/Qtopia/sharp
export QTDIR=/opt/Qtopia/sharp
export PATH=/opt/Embedix/tools/bin:opt/Embedix/tools/arm-linux/bin:$QTDIR/bin:$PATH
export TMAKEPATH=/usr/local/lib/tmake/qws/linux-sharp-g++
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$QTDIR/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

After compiling and placing all the libraries mentioned before in the right place,
in the root of the source distribution run "make" .
The compiled binaries of xmms will be in the "compiled" directory.
If your environment is different from mine, you need to
delete the "Makefile"s from the source directories - you might
also need to edit the .pro  project files too.



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The ./configure file in the sidplay tree is changed, so that
it won't exit when it realizes that gcc is a cross-compiler, SIZEOF_ defines
are hard-wired.


The SIZE_OF defines used - hopefully my guess was correct:
SIZEOF_CHAR 1 (for sidplay,doesn't seem to be used..?) 
SIZEOF_SHORT 2 (for sidplay if it uses it at all?)
SIZEOF_INT 0  (for sidplay if it uses it at all?)
SIZEOF_LONG 4 (for xmms)(and sidplay if it uses it at all?)

Tremor's, mikmod's and libmad's configure script is smart, use ./configure --host=i386-linux,
and everything will work fine (-linux is needed for them to build shared libs too).
I had no problems with libz either.