Hi guys,

I am using OpenWrt snapshot r31782 (self-compiled on a Debian Squeeze system) on a TP-Link WR703N. Everything is running smooth and I'm happy with it.

What I now would like to do is integrate pactester (see http://code.google.com/p/pacparser/). So I created a directory "feeds/packages/net/pactester" and threw a Makefile in, which I took from one of the other packages and which I modified (download URL, md5sum, Package name and so on) to match pactester.

Unfortunately, when it builds, it's a i386 binary, not a mips one. :-(( I think that's because I'm building on i386 architecture.

Does anybody have an idea on how the Makefile must look alike to do cleanly cross-compile pactester for mips? In short, the following things would have to be done:
- Source URL is http://pacparser.googlecode.com/files/p … 3.0.tar.gz
- after unpack, chdir to pacparser-1.3.0/src/
- issue "make pactester"

Any help appreciated.

Thanks!
Sven

I found out that I need to modify the Makefile to use a different CC and LD. But now I run into a second problem:
- During the build process of pacparser, there is a binary "jscpucfg" buillt. This gets compiled as mips binary. Good.
- I few lines later in the Makefile, the just built "jscpucfg" binary is called. This means calling a mips binary on the building i386 host, which of course does not work.

Anybody any hints? Is there a "mips-emulator" in the build environment for these cases?

Many thanks,
Sven