Hi Mike, I think it’s still possible to fix a modern Mac to use old style gcc, and thereby be able to build the 32-bit PicoLisp. I’ve done it once, but nowadays I have an old Mac that I use for that purpose. If you like, I can supply the binaries; it’s only three small files, as far as I know.
The 64-bit, however, has turned out to be very hard (≈ impossible) to build on Mac. Sorry. I recommend you try Docker. It works very fine. Take a look at these two: <https://hub.docker.com/r/progit/docker-tinycore-picolisp/> <https://hub.docker.com/r/progit/pil-enhanced/> I just tried the ‘docker-tinycore-picolisp’ briefly on a MacBook Air, and it worked very well. /Jon > On 11. May, 2017, at 14:29, Mike Margerum <m...@margerum.com> wrote: > > Hello, Fledgling functional programmer here (25 years of c/c++/objc )! I was > going down the Clojure path and then I ran into PicoLisp which looks much > more interesting to me. > > I was looking to see if the 64 bit port is working on the mac. I tried to > get the 32 bit code working but it looks like gcc has been aliased to run > clang instead. I can figure out how to get gcc back on the PC, but first I > wanted to see if there was support for the 64 bit environment. > > Kind Regards, > Mike > -- PԔ � &j)m����X��� ��zV�u�.n7�
