fix configure for cross-compilation #11
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I have tested the fix on my environment ( Debian 10 with crossbuild-essential-armhf package ) and works fine. |
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Thank you @FerrixPlusPlus |
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Do you need to repeat the program source code? Or would AC_CHECK_FUNC be sufficient when cross-compiling? Do the CMake checks in cmake/XercesWChar.cmake also need updating to cater for this scenario? |
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@rleigh-codelibre I'm not sure if AC_CHECK_FUNC compile and run or only compile.
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This pull request fix a cross-compilation issue:
When I try to configure for cross-compilation the script fails on
wcsrtombstest.