On 01/10/2011 08:29 PM, Denis Washington wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to get GNU Smalltalk to compile with JIT compilation. While
I still haven't been able to do so (see my post on the lightning mailing
list for those interested), I have at least found one problematic cause:
When trying to use the system-installed Lightning, I run into the
problem that GNU Smalltalk's build directory is prioritised above the
system include directory (because of "-I ." in CPPFLAGS) and that the
build directory also contains a subdirectory "lightning". This leads to
the situation that lines like
#include "lightning/foo.h"
Yes, GNU Smalltalk tries to use a bundled lightning rather than the
system one. This is obsolete (it should go away, just like the bundled
libffi/libltdl/libsigsegv are being deprecated).
For the time being your workaround is okay.
Paolo
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