Hi all, I was able to compile picolisp for mips32r2 to run on librecmc-1.3.4, which I did for the purpose of having a lisp interpreter on my TPE-R1100. I would like to share the build with the world. Did you guys want to host the build somehow, or did you want me to host elsewhere and then link to my repo? I was planning on doing a new build for each release of librecmc, if it proves necessary.
This build was a little more complicated than a regular one, as it is a buildroot-based embedded environment, and the embedded environment does not have it's own compiler. So I had to (1) build a compilation toolkit from the librecmc source code; (2) put the picolisp source code inside the toolkit; (3) modify the Makefile to compile with the correct flags, and to use the toolkit compiler; (4) deleted src/ and doc/ files to get a build slim enough to fit on the limited embedded memory; (5) tarballed it and installed onto the librecmc system just following the "global installation" instructions. Seems to work great. (I used it to write some code to turn the TPE-R1100 LEDs into a binary clock display.) I have not yet created a proper buildroot package as that looked like it was going to be more complicated. -- https://qlfiles.net -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
