OK, the OpenBSD version seems dead :(
hi Alex,
Sorry for not replying earlier.
So I have removed the half-baked fragments from the release-TGZ and
source repository. Sorry about that, but I don't have the time and
resources to do it myself.
I will look itno it. Please put the stuff back
I tried to compile picolisp on openSolaris and I got a message:
'make: Fatal error in reader: Makefile, line 14: Badly formed macro
assignment'
These msg I get on both openSolaris 2008.05 and 2009.06.
I tried 'gmake' the same msg.
I tied gcc and I got: 'command not found'. It seems that
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 12:54 AM, Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de wrote:
Hi Amit,
thanks for the fixes!
I've put them into src64/sys/x86-64.openBsd.defs.l so far, and made a
new release.
SIGIO is a killer, on Linux it is equivalent to SIGPOLL but its BSD
thing which was copied over
Hi,
Background: I am trying to port picoLisp with Alex's help, its written
in assembly for 64 bit architectures and C for 32 bit arches. He is
ported to amd64, ppc64 and sparc64 is on his roadmap.
Can somebody please weigh in on Alex's comment?
thanks
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I set most values as they are in your output. However, there are also
some values not covered by def.c, because I took them directly from the
include files. These concern the ranges
ENOENT .. ECONNRESET
O_RDONLY .. O_APPEND
SIGHUP .. SIGNALS
TM_SEC .. TM_YEAR
Could you
Moreover, they can be easily cross-generated. If we have proper a
src64/sys/x86-64.openBsd.code.l and src64/sys/x86-64.openBsd.defs.l
To generate the src64/sys/*.defs.l files, I always used the attached
def.c. If you like, you could compile it on OpenBSD, and send me the
output. I could make
Hi,
Hi all,
for completeness, let me list three options for building a full
PicoLisp-64 system, using Debian-amd64 as an example:
1. Stand-alone bootstrap, using a temporary 32-bit version:
# apt-get install libc6-dev-i386 libssl-dev libx11-dev libxext-dev
$ (cd src; make all)
$
Hi,
I am new to lisp. Searched for very small dialect and new/pico came up
first. Reading about both, and exploring what I would like to use. I
am looking into packaging PicoLisp for OpenBSD ports. I can get
miniPicoLisp to work, but would like to see the full package, and in
both 32/64 bits for
