于 2014年06月12日 00:00, chicken-users-requ...@nongnu.org 写道:
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Hi,
Yeah the Makefile is buggy.
Please find my WIP patch attached to this email.
This looks more comprehensive than my patch. As I just use hato-smtp.scm I
get away without building most of it.
I use the datenhobel-hato-egg and my approach is to do make clean
followed by
于 2014年06月12日 20:04, blueperson 写道:
Hi,
Yeah the Makefile is buggy.
Please find my WIP patch attached to this email.
This looks more comprehensive than my patch. As I just use hato-smtp.scm I
get away without building most of it.
I use the datenhobel-hato-egg and my approach is to do
blueperson blueperson1...@gmail.com writes:
I have try the patch file but still get errors, this time is undefine
module hato-i3db.
I also find the hato.setup file in datenhobel-hato-egg and try to
chicken-install. I really like this way, but I failed in install
tokyocabinet. The error is
Hello everyone,
I am trying to compile a simple scheme program down executable through
C, with no success. My program is array1 from the Kernighan and Van
Wyk Benchmarks, as implemented here [1]. I am using chicken 4.7 on
ubuntu 12.04 (details: [2]) and grabbed the chicken.h header file from
a
Nikos Vasilakis ni...@vasilak.is writes:
Hello everyone,
I am trying to compile a simple scheme program down executable through
C, with no success. My program is array1 from the Kernighan and Van
Wyk Benchmarks, as implemented here [1]. I am using chicken 4.7 on
ubuntu 12.04 (details: [2])
Hi Nikos,
If you remove the definition of the 'main' function and add an
expression like this:
(time (go 20))
and compile it with:
csc -static -O5 array1.scm
you should end up with a statically linked application 'array1'
that is optimized for speed (because of the -O5).
Runs
Hi Nikos,
If you don't want to use 'csc' and really want to go the 'C way', you
will need more then the 'chicken.h' file. You will need at least the
following files: 'buildtag.h', 'build-version.c', 'chicken.h',
'library.c' and 'runtime.c'. All of them can be found in the top
directory of
Christian Kellermann scripsit:
Maybe
http://wiki.call-cc.org/man/4/Using%20the%20compiler#distributing-compiled-c-files
helps here.
This still refers to autotools, so I suspect it's a bit old. Someone should
check that the list of .c files needed to statically link Chicken programs
is up to
Hi Christian,
thank you, this helped a lot! Using chicken source from
version4.8.0.6, and compiling with
gcc -static -Os -fomit-frame-pointer -DHAVE_CHICKEN_CONFIG_H \
runtime.c library.c eval.c expand.c build-version.c \
modules.c array1.c -o array1 -lm
I get only
Thanks so much Wiffel, it worked (using chicken-4.9.0.1!).
I want to go the C way only because I want to later compile the
generated C code for a different ISA (ALPHA).
For future reference, to aid others: my shell (zsh) somehow expanded
$CHICKEN_FILES as a single argument to gcc, and got `gcc:
Nikos,
You're welcome.
I do understand going for the C way. I had to do the same thing to be
able to run some chicken scheme programs on Intel's Xeon Phi platform.
The only way to do that is using C files and Intel's ICC compiler. A bit
of a hassle to set up, but it did work fine. Hope you
On 06/12/14 20:40, Nikos Vasilakis wrote:
I want to go the C way only because I want to later compile the
generated C code for a different ISA (ALPHA).
For semi-automatic C way you can try my work in progress CMake macros:
https://github.com/bazurbat/cmake-modules
The project contains somewhat
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