Hi Jon, > I would like to try the 64-bit assembly version, but when I do the (cd > src64; make) on my Mac, I get this:
Great! The Mac users seem to be the first ones who dare to try it ;-) This is good, because I cannot manage the "port" by myself. > If I then create sys/darwin.code.l and sys/darwin.defs.l as copies of > sys/linux.*.l, and repeat the (cd src64; make), I get this: > make: ./mkAsm: Command not found I think this is because 'mkAsm' does not find a suitable 'picolisp' binary. It is needed to generate the '*.s' files. Perhaps my suggestion in that answer to Randall's mail last week was not very wise (copying the '*.l' files). A better idea might be to directly copy the '*.s' files, i.e. src64/x86-64.linux.base.s -> src64/x86-64.darwin.base.s src64/x86-64.linux.ext.s -> src64/x86-64.darwin.ext.s and then start 'make' in the "src64" directory. Does this work? It requires just the GNU assembler, not a running PicoLisp. I'm almost suspecting that "src64/sys/linux.defs.l" will indeed work on any Unix. "src64/sys/linux.code.l" might be a little trickier, though. Cheers, - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe
