I now commited to my git repository limited support for running on Solaris and FreeBSD. I tested on old Solaris 10 which can run 64-bit programs, but most of user programs are 32-bit. My Solaris does not have Sun C compiler, so I only tested with 'gcc' (included in installation). To use 'gcc' one needs to specify compiler at configure time like:
CC=/usr/sfw/bin/gcc ./configure You need to fetch Solaris 'corepop', for example by doing wget https://poplog.fricas.org/corepops/corepop_solaris.i386 Alternatively, one can use 'pop11' from old pcsolaris tarball: https://poplog.fricas.org/bham/new/pcsolaris1552.tar.gz (just rename 'pop11' to 'corepop'). Current 'Makefile' needs GNU make, in my Solaris it was istalled as '/usr/sfw/bin/gmake' (or just install GNU make from sources). Concerning FreeBSD, I tested only 64-bit x86_64 version. My FreeBSD has no X, so anything graphic remains completely untested. My FreeBSD has clang as C compiler, the 'cc' command runs 'clang', that causes no trouble. My FreeBSD has no offical assembler, so I used fake assembler below: --------------<cut here>---------------------- #!/bin/sh exec clang -x assembler -c "$3" -o "$2" --------------<cut here>---------------------- To use it I set value of POP__as like: /usr/local/bin/make POP__as=/home/hebisch/poplog/as Note that FreeBSD make is incompatible with Poplog 'Makefile', one needs to use GNU make. I installed GNU make from sources, so '/usr/local/bin/make' above means GNU make. -- Waldek Hebisch
