I believe I know the cause of the error with chicken-setup. It appears that Chicken is unable to find any file in the MinGW filesystem:
csi> (file-exists? (make-absolute-pathname "/usr/local/bin" "chicken.exe")) #f $ ls /usr/local/bin/chicken.exe /usr/local/bin/chicken.exe The file exists in /usr/local/bin under the directory where MinGW is installed, but the corresponding system call probably tries to find that file in /usr/local/bin as a top-level directory. So when chicken-setup tries to run csc, it does something like (system "/usr/local/bin/csc" ...) and that fails because csc.exe is not found in that location. The same goes for the case when csc tries to run the chicken compiler. -Ivan Ivan Raikov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > 2) The chicken compiler works, but the csc driver program doesn't: > > > $ echo "(print \"Hello, world!\")" > hello.scm > $ chicken hello.scm > compiling `hello.scm' ... > generating `hello.c'... > > $ csc hello.scm > (some garbage characters ...) _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
