Compiling PBP on linux

Hi all,
I wanted to use PBP in Linux, unfortunately I could not find the binaries. So, I am trying to get a linux build for PBP. I downloaded the source from the sun website but I get compile errors that look very weird.
<snip>
../../src/share/classes/java/io/ObjectInputStream.java:2038: cannot find symbol
symbol : method initCause(java.lang.ClassNotFoundException)
location: class java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
int off = getFieldOffset(name, Object.class);
^
Fatal Error: Unable to find method initCause
make: *** [.compile.btclasses] Error 3
</snip>
Can anybody help me out with this? or the better solution would be to point me to some binaries.
Any help is welcome,

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printf("Hello World\n");
return 0;
I'm starting to think that I'm making it more difficult than it should be.
Could anyone give me some advise how to successfully compile that small snippet? I would really appreciate it.
Regards,
Leroy

Hello Leroy,
Hmmm okay I found the one that I was thinking of:
http://forums.xilinx.com/t5/Embedded-Linux/AXI-DMA-with-Zynq-Running-Linux/m-p/523105#M10658
There's a presentation there with some code. About halfway down the pdf is an explanation of the software architecture for the AXI DMA linux driver and an explanation of where you need to add your application-specific layers and an example of doing so.
As far as compiling, you really need two pieces still (bear in mind, I'm a little out of my area of expertise talking about the linux software side, so someone with more knowledge may correct the finer details. This is based on what I've gathered...):
1) Kernel module to interface from the driver to userspace (for simplicity, you might use UIO for this like the second pdf that linnj posted in that link)
2) Some application that runs in userspace that communicates with 1 above.
For 1, you don't use SDK. You build a cross compile environment dependent on your kernel configuration and follow build steps:
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/lkmpg/2.6/html/x181.html
For 2, you'd use SDK as you are to build a Linux 'Application' (the word seems to have the connotation of running in userspace).

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