I believe that I did not use Bigloo since 2017. The reason: It does not compile out of the box anymore, and I am not a hacker to analyse the problem. I tried to install version 4.3e. Here is the last lines of the make output:
/Users/antonioeduardocostapereira/src/bigloo4.3e/bin/bigloo done... rm -f /Users/antonioeduardocostapereira/src/bigloo4.3e/lib/bigloo/4.3e/bigloo.heap /Users/antonioeduardocostapereira/src/bigloo4.3e/bin/bigloo.sh -srfi enable-resolv -srfi enable-unistring -srfi enable-pcre -unsafe -q -mkheap -mklib -s -no-hello -L /Users/antonioeduardocostapereira/src/bigloo4.3e/lib/bigloo/4.3e Llib/make_lib.scm -heap bigloo.heap dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/lib/bigloo/4.3e/libunistring.2.dylib Referenced from: /Users/antonioeduardocostapereira/src/bigloo4.3e/bin/bigloo Reason: image not found make[1]: *** [heap-c] Abort trap: 6 make: *** [boot-c] Error 2 ~/src/bigloo4.3e$ cd .. It would be great if one could compile and install Bigloo out of the box, as before. For the time being, the students are using Racket and Chez Scheme. However, Bigloo is better for solving homework in C, since it has a better integration with C.
