Hello,
On 6 June 2018 at 15:15, bill lam <[email protected]> wrote:
> try comment out this line
>
> 'libc.so.6 setlocale > x i *c'&(15!:0)^:(UNAME-:'Linux')1;,'C'
>
>> odin$ cd soft/jsource/jbld/j64/bin
>> odin$ ./jconsole
>> |domain error: boot
>> | 'libc.so.6 setlocale > x i *c'&(15!:0)^:(UNAME-:'Linux')1;,'C'
>> install'all'
>> |value error: install
>> | install'all'
>>
odin$ find . -exec grep 'libc.so.6 setlocale' {} /dev/null \;
./jlibrary/system/main/stdlib.ijs:'libc.so.6 setlocale > x i
*c'&(15!:0)^:(UNAME-:'Linux') 1;,'C'
./jbld/j32/system/main/stdlib.ijs:'libc.so.6 setlocale > x i
*c'&(15!:0)^:(UNAME-:'Linux') 1;,'C'
./jbld/j64/system/main/stdlib.ijs:'libc.so.6 setlocale > x i
*c'&(15!:0)^:(UNAME-:'Linux') 1;,'C'
So I commented out the line in the jlibrary and j64 directories.
(Why are there two?! Which one is really relevant?)
But that gives:
odin$ ./jconsole
cat: /proc/cpuinfo: No such file or directory
|interface error: boot
| cpu=. 2!:0'cat /proc/cpuinfo'
after which I can issue commands to j
.
OpenBSD does not use /proc/cpuinfo.
Anyway. These errors / warnings (?) probably just mean that my path
of compiling /setting up j on OpenBSD is suboptimal (so far it has
been just a hack).
Thanks
Ruda
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