Just pushed some more changes to make `make all-native' build liarc from native, and to fix some more floating-point miscompilation.
Can't yet build liarc from liarc using `make all-native' because Makefile.tools isn't set up to build things the liarc way, so I haven't hooked the default target for liarc to be all-native, but we're getting closer. Cross-building a native system with an svm system (again, on the same machine architecture[*]) should work, but I haven't finished testing it yet. [*] Going to another machine architecture won't work because the fasl files aren't compatible. We'll need either bintopsb or a portable fasdumper for that. That said, given a bintopsb, it shouldn't be too hard to hook it into the build: `make cross-host' should do everything on the host, and then you can transfer the tree to a running target, run bintopsb, and do cross-target to do the rest. Won't work automatically (we'll need a stamp to prevent `make cross-target' from trying to run the phony targets that invoke the host's cross-compiler), but the structure is there at least. _______________________________________________ MIT-Scheme-devel mailing list MIT-Scheme-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/mit-scheme-devel
