Am 04.10.2016 um 15:03 schrieb oldk1331:
>> I've been thinking of it frequently. From time to time I try to compile it
>> using
>> Mingw64 (x86_64 Msys) or even Cygwin64 (x86_64 Cygwin).
>
> How did that go? Not successful?
>
No, not successful at all. It begins with missing build type
> I've been thinking of it frequently. From time to time I try to compile it
> using
> Mingw64 (x86_64 Msys) or even Cygwin64 (x86_64 Cygwin).
How did that go? Not successful?
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Am 03.10.2016 um 09:53 schrieb oldk1331:
> Kurt, off topic a little, what do you think of a 64bit windows binary?
>
I've been thinking of it frequently. From time to time I try to compile it using
Mingw64 (x86_64 Msys) or even Cygwin64 (x86_64 Cygwin). Although the official
cygwin32
Kurt, off topic a little, what do you think of a 64bit windows binary?
> I was beeing imprecise above: I mean: can this "Linux subsystem" call
> native Windows binaries? I know that it can run most Linux binaries.
> The point is if it is an isolated sandbox or if it integrates with
> Windows?
Am 03.10.2016 um 00:23 schrieb Waldek Hebisch:
> Kurt Pagani wrote:
>>
>> I enthusiastically installed the 64-bit Intel/AMD Linux binary in the first
...
>> of much help to get Fricas running !? Or, by the way, do you think ABCL could
>> ever be used to compile Fricas?
>
> I expect ABCL to be
>
> I've pushd a new release of the Windows installer (includes Fricas 1.3). It
> works well on Windows 7,however, due to the "Console Improvements in
> Windows 10" (google it if you like ;) the mingw version doesn't work
> properly (more precisely: the system commands like ")quit" refuse to do
>
Kurt Pagani wrote:
>
> I enthusiastically installed the 64-bit Intel/AMD Linux binary in the first
> place before recognizing that not a single Lisp disto will go. The error
> messages seem to be unrelated at first sight, however, there might be a common
> source (as you suggest below).
The
I enthusiastically installed the 64-bit Intel/AMD Linux binary in the first
place before recognizing that not a single Lisp disto will go. The error
messages seem to be unrelated at first sight, however, there might be a common
source (as you suggest below).
>>
>>
Kurt Pagani wrote:
>
> I've pushd a new release of the Windows installer (includes Fricas 1.3). It
> works well on Windows 7,however, due to the "Console Improvements in
> Windows 10" (google it if you like ;) the mingw version doesn't work
> properly (more precisely: the system commands like
I've pushd a new release of the Windows installer (includes Fricas 1.3). It
works well on Windows 7,however, due to the "Console Improvements in
Windows 10" (google it if you like ;) the mingw version doesn't work
properly (more precisely: the system commands like ")quit" refuse to do
their job).
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