Greetings, On 01/03/25 01:50, Camm Maguire wrote: > Greetings, and great to hear from you both again! > > I've posted this query several places, and I've received another comment > indicating that macports is for older machines (i.e. 'retro people' :-)) > and homebrew more modern. If macports could support both older and > newer versions, it makes sense to focus there. However, like you, my > mac development environment is stuck at Catalina for reasons we've > discussed. Everything works there for GCL, both 2.6 and 2.7, but I am > worried about support for up to date machines. I have yet to try > Kirill's remote ssh into a github action, which may be the solution, but > ideally there would be a workaround by now to get a virtualbox under > linux or the like to run a more modern macosx. Perfect would be remote > access to a modern mac. Thoughts?
See my other post regarding your VirtualBox situation. > > Separately, you may be interested that I have updated Debian's axiom > package to build on the ANSI versions of GCL. I've incorporated support > in the Makefiles for parallel builds, which reduces build time to about > 11min. This has now migrated to testing. Tim is sending me his last > website which will be uploaded to Savannah. And once the GCL dust > settles I will update the axiom package to his last commit several years > ago. This is great news. I means that CLTL1 mode of GCL is no longer needed on my side (or anyone trying to build Axiom). I will learn your Debian patch for sure! Thanks. Chun > > Take care, >
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