I wrote a little script to do this. It requires wget, but it works
well. It should work in a unix environment for windows.. but I have
no idea, and no way to test it myself. Here's the code, you just
have to put this in a .sh file in the root repos folder, and fix the
file's permissions.
#! /bin/sh
darcs pull
echo -n "continue? (y/n): "
read -e CONT
if [[ $CONT == y ]]
then
cd Factor/
ARCH=0
while [[ $ARCH < 1 || $ARCH > 13 ]]
do
echo "Run with one of the following parameters:"
echo ""
echo "1 bsd-x86"
echo "2 bsd-amd64"
echo "3 linux-x86"
echo "4 linux-amd64"
echo "5 linux-ppc"
echo "6 linux-arm"
echo "7 solaris-x86"
echo "8 solaris-amd64"
echo "9 macosx-x86"
echo "10 macosx-ppc"
echo "11 windows"
echo "12 windows-ce-arm"
echo "13 windows-ce-x86"
echo
echo -n "(1-13): "
read ARCH
done
rm -f vm/*.o
rm -f factor
if [[ $ARCH == 9 || $ARCH == 10 ]]
then
rm -f Factor.app/Contents/MacOS/Factor
fi
rm -f boot.image.*
case $ARCH in
"1" | "3" | "7" | "9" | "11" | "13" )
wget http://factorcode.org/images/latest/boot.image.x86
;;
"2" | "4" | "8" )
wget http://factorcode.org/images/latest/boot.image.amd64
;;
"5" | "10" )
wget http://factorcode.org/images/latest/boot.image.ppc
;;
"6" | "12" )
wget http://factorcode.org/images/latest/boot.image.arm
;;
esac
case $ARCH in
"1" )
make bsd-x86
./factor -i=boot.image.x86
;;
"2" )
make bsd-amd64
./factor -i=boot.image.amd64
;;
"3" )
make linux-x86
./factor -i=boot.image.x86
;;
"4" )
make linux-amd64
./factor -i=boot.image.amd64
;;
"5" )
make linux-ppc
./factor -i=boot.image.ppc
;;
"6" )
make linux-arm
./factor -i=boot.image.arm
;;
"7" )
make solaris-x86
./factor -i=boot.image.x86
;;
"8" )
make solaris-amd64
./factor -i=boot.image.amd64
;;
"9" )
make macosx-x86
./factor -i=boot.image.x86
;;
"10" )
make macosx-ppc
./factor -i=boot.image.ppc
;;
"11" )
make windows
./factor -i=boot.image.x86
;;
"12" )
make windows-ce-arm
./factor -i=boot.image.arm
;;
"13" )
make windows-ce-x86
./factor -i=boot.image.x86
;;
esac
fi
On May 12, 2007, at 8:27 AM, Csaba Henk wrote:
Hi,
I frequently update my factor instance from darcs. I do it in the
following tedious manner:
- Pull changes
- If C code has changed, recompile the VM
- Pull bootstrap image
- Bootstrap
Is there no a more straightforward way to do this? In particular, one
which doesn't depend on anything but the source code (ie., no boot
needs to be fetched).
Btw, the boot image: it's not versioned, so I don't even know if it's
refreshed. What's the strategy for that? And why don't you
distribute it
compressed?
Thanks,
Csaba
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