Simon, Sorry for the slightly late fixes. Please svn update your idst sources and then "make clean" in the top-level directory.
On 32-bit Linux make sure you have the packages libreadline-dev and execstack installed. Then type "make" in the top-level directory. This will build the st80 libraries for id, the idst compiler 'idc' and Jolt. On 64-bit Linux make sure you have the packages lib32readline6-dev (or similar) and execstack installed. Then type "make TARGET=x86_32-pc-linux" in the top-level directory. This will build the st80 libraries for id, the idst compiler 'idc' and a 32-bit version of Jolt that can execute its own dynamic code on a 64-bit Linux system. If your Linux does not install execstack in /usr/sbin you may have to tweak function/jolt-burg/Makefile in the obvious way. The VPU version of Jolt is no longer built by default, so... 'cd' to function/jolt-burg and then type "./main". At the prompt, typing "(+ 3 4)" should give you back a "7". I've tested this on 32- and 64-bit versions of Linux Mint. Hope that helps. (We are certainly not alone in thinking the compiler should be part of many a language runtime system. :) Regards, Ian On Oct 18, 2013, at 18:44 , Simon Forman wrote: > On 10/12/2013 at 2:12 PM, "Ian Piumarta" <i...@vpri.org> wrote: >> >> I will set up a 64-bit Ubuntu VirtualBox and fix whatever is >> broken. If I haven't done this by midweek then please do feel >> free to remind me. >> >> It will all have to run in 32 bits, though, since there is no 64- >> bit code generator for idst/jolt. It should be possible to do >> this within a 64-bit environment. > > No rush. I'm just tinkering. :) I tried a couple of simple things but I > don't really know what I'm doing and none of it worked. It's been a long > time since I've worked with C. > > From what I understand of how the COLA works I'm really blown away. The VPU > alone is very impressive. I'm beginning to think that anyone who isn't using > a COLA-style self-hosted system (with native code compilation!) is just > punishing themselves. _______________________________________________ fonc mailing list fonc@vpri.org http://vpri.org/mailman/listinfo/fonc
