Jason Damisch wrote: > > I remember a few years ago playing around with gforth to create a hello world > program on my hosting account. I got it to work. I think that I used a > kernel because I didn't find the complete gforth executable. I just uploaded > the kernel and wrote a simple script like perl that was fed to the kernel. I > know that I need to get shell access added my my hosting. I also know that I > ought to compile the complete system. My question is. Where would I go to > learn how to compile the complete system? I guess that I'm just asking for a > few links. I have experience writing forth programs on my desktop computer > which is a windows machine, but very little experience with windows. I feel > like a noob in regards to this. I hope that my questions are not too > noobish.
If everything needed is installed, you just need to say ./configure && make (and if you can and want to install it into the usual places: "make install") as is mentioned in the INSTALL file. Concerning the links: Just read the INSTALL file. There may actually be a gforth package for the system that's running on your hosting account. - anton --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
