Due to me fixing a rather silly mistake (must keep repeating "global
initialization order between translation units is not to be depended
on") and Apple's GCC 3 branch working better and better every day (maybe
soon it will even be the default compiler), InterpreterExperement now
builds on Mac OS X.
Here is the exact command line to build it, with a correctly-configured
environment, in bash:
CXXFLAGS='-Wno-long-double' make && make test
I plan on releasing 0.03 soon which includes a bunch more commands and
the above-mentioned fix. Also a bunch of other things, but I don't feel
like reading the lengthy CVS log.
This means that I can now build InterpreterExperiment on three platforms
(Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD) on five processors (x86, PowerPC, 68K, Alpha,
and SPARC) of two different byte orders. Actually, I'm pretty sure that
it could build on all 11 architectures Debian Woody runs on.
BTW: Here is a second-stage deparse from Mac OS X:
on spew_chunks
put word 1 of "a b c" into a
put word 1 to 2 of "a b c" into a_b
put line 1 of "a b c" into a_b_c
put "a" into item 2 of a_b_c
put word 1 of item 1 of line 1 of a_b_c into a
put char 1 to 2 of a_b_c into a_
put char 1 of line 1 of word item (item 1 of "1,2" + 1) of "a,1,f" of
"11 b" into wtf
end spew_chunks
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