Gregor N. Purdy wrote:
On that last call to nmake, if you get dropped back into Configure.pl,
something is wrong configure-wise.
I did a fresh CVS checkout just now, and nmake calls Configure.pl
again.
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Sebastian Bergmann
http://sebastian-bergmann.de/
'lo there,
just tried to build Parrot 0.3 (from CVS) on Win32 -- but I didn't
succeed.
The output of
perl Configure.pl
can be found at
http://www.sebastian-bergmann.de/parrot_configure.txt
and the output of
nmake
can be found at
At 09:42 PM 12/30/2001 +0100, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
'lo there,
just tried to build Parrot 0.3 (from CVS) on Win32 -- but I didn't
succeed.
Argh! Platform quoting issues. Can you edit Makefile and change the
appropriate ' to and see how things go from there?
Sebastian --
I noticed on your first post of the nmake run log that you ended up
re-running Configure.pl. That's not a good sign. I don't know what
time you grabbed code from CVS, but if you wouldn't mind doing the
following to be *very* sure you've got all the latest checkins, I'd
appreciate
Jason Diamond:
# I'm having trouble building the latest parrot sources from
# CVS on Windows
# 2000. The Configure.pl script ran fine but after running
# nmake test_prog.exe
# I'm getting an error while compiling core_ops.c:
#
# core_ops.c(370) : error C2065: 'S_IRUSR' : undeclared identifier
#
Brent --
[ snip Jason Diamond's question ]
No, this seems to be a case of Unix-centrism. (I feel your pain--I'm on
Win32 too.) I'm CCing perl6-internals on this, since I don't really
have the C experience to know what to do here.
I just posted a reply to someone else on the matter. If
Hi.
snip /
in /usr/include/sys/stat.h. As for what to includ in Windows to get
these (if anything), or what should be done to get them, I'm unsure.
I suppose for now, you could paste the above into a header file
somewhere with a #ifdef WIN32 around it to get things compiling.
I'd suspect
On Thu, 1 Nov 2001, Gregor N. Purdy wrote:
We may end up needing to consolidate these platform-isms into a small
number of files (one?) rather than have them split by type (like I did for
Parrot_*_time). I don't know if we can get away with something as simple
as platform.[hc] with all the
Dan --
platform.c and platform.h is exactly what we're going to do. We need a
platforms directory as well. In there we'll have a win32.[ch], a
linux.[ch], a vms.[ch], a generic.[ch] and so on. Configure.pl will copy
the appropriate ones up and rename them platform.c platform.h, and we'll
Brent (and Jason) --
Based on Dan's agreement to the approach, I just checked in the starting
point files for doing this right. Please have a look and send patches
against those files. As soon as we get config wired up to autoselect the
appropriate platform files, we'll be able to make this All
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