Hi Sjors, cool! By the way, after answering your e-mail I thought about it a little longer and experimented a bit. I don't want to discourage you, but getting the linux version to run on osx is not going to be a trivial task so some things you should be aware of if you want to take on this challenge (or parts of it). = Clean has its own runtime system, it is not just using the C-runtime. Adapting this runtime for OSX is probably not very easy as it appears to be a mix of C and assemby specifically for linux. = Even though OSX is basically BSD under the hood and our modern macs are just Intel 64 bit processors there is still some OS dependent stuff that needs to be taken into account in the codegenerator I think.
Hopefully John will also reply to the list and give some advice/opinion about the things you will have to deal with when porting the 64-bit linux version to OSX. Good luck! :) Bas On 03-09-10 11:46, Sjors Gielen wrote: > Op 3 sep 2010, om 10:13 heeft Bas Lijnse het volgende geschreven: > >> Hi Sjors, >> >> I'd love to test your patches on my mac and use as much of my influence as I >> can to get them in the compiler :) >> I personally, would love to see the linux and mac versions converge into a >> version for posix systems that builds both on linux and OSX. I'll talk to >> John van Groningen (the maintainer of the Clean compiler) about it next week. > Hi Bas, > > Sorry, only after sending the e-mail I remembered Peter Achten asked me to > write the e-mail in English. > > Anyway, great! I will continue my work and will send patches this way as soon > as John can merge them in. > > Sjors _______________________________________________ clean-list mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.science.ru.nl/mailman/listinfo/clean-list
