Hi folks!
I have tried to deploy the following simple "hello" vocabulary:
--8<--------------------- hello.factor ---------------------
USING: io ;
IN: hello
: say-hello ( -- ) "Hello world!" print ;
MAIN: say-hello
--8<--------------------------------------------------------
Here is what I have done:
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USE: tools.scaffold
"/home/nik/work/factor" add-vocab-root
"/home/nik/work/factor" "hello" scaffold-vocab
USE: "hello"
"hello" reload
USE: ui.tools.deploy
"hello" deploy-tool
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and got the following error message:
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Unix system call “mkdir” failed:
Permission denied (13)
It was called with the following arguments:
"/usr/lib/factor/hello"
511
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which is no problem by itself because I don't have
the write permission. Apart from that I don't want
to mess up the software installation directory.
The question is now how I can set the "base" directory
for deployment. Obviously, the installation directory
"/usr/lib/factor" (on my Archlinux) is used as
default "base" directory.
The next time I have tried the deployment with
an executable name pointing to an absolute path.
This time I got the following error message:
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Unix system call “open” failed:
Permission denied (13)
It was called with the following arguments:
"/usr/lib/factor/boot.unix-x86.64.image"
577
438
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The same problem as before!
Regards
Nik
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