On Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 10:45:12 PM UTC, Pedro Rafael wrote: > > The problem is that architecture is new to me. >
Not sure that is the only problem.. But (soon?) fixed. > This computer runs the IBM AIX operating system. > Julia works on Linux, Windows and OS X - officially. There are macros for those and a generic @unix that covers Linux and OS X. Not sure it would do for AIX. Do not know AIX too well, yes it is a Unix - an official one. E.g. FreeBSD works I understand - I *guess* since not to different from Linux (has some Linux "compatibility" and same or similar programs, some differences may have been worked around in Julia, just not sure there is a @freebsd, macro). I think Solaris also works. You're machine, should be able to run Linux (but you may not want to - or you may really do..). Maybe as a virtual machine under AIX if AIX doesn't work directly? I'm a little interested in general how much work is needed for unsupported OSes.. Yours is probably easiest to support, work around if doesn't support already. [Without full (but some?) support: VMS (maybe as has similarity to Windows NT..?), zOS.. (would be a no..?). RISC OS? Amiga..?] -- Palli.
