<[email protected]> wrote on 05/17/2009 07:22:16 AM:

> Hi all,
> 
> I am trying to run 10 1.5 on my Windows PC.
> I even tried it with cygwin but I don't get it running.
> 
> I downloaded the sources and tried to compile runtime, common and 
compiler.
> 
> Runtime and common works perfectly but when I try to build the 
> compiler it exits with exceptions like these:
> 
> x10.compiler: D:\Downloads\x10-1.5-src\x10.compiler\build.xml
> 
>  Compiling 252 source files to 
D:\Downloads\x10-1.5-src\x10.compiler\classes
> 
>  D:\Downloads\x10-1.5-src\x10.
> compiler\src\polyglot\ext\x10\ast\ArrayConstructor_c.java:49: 
> polyglot.ext.x10.ast.ArrayConstructor_c is not abstract and does not 
> override abstract method firstChild() in polyglot.ast.Term
> 
>  public class ArrayConstructor_c
> 
>         ^
> 
>  D:\Downloads\x10-1.5-src\x10.
> compiler\src\polyglot\ext\x10\ast\ArrayConstructor_c.java:353: cannot 
> find symbol
> 
>  symbol  : method entry()
> 
>  location: interface polyglot.ast.Expr
> 
>                              distribution.entry()
> 
>                                              ^
> 
>  D:\Downloads\x10-1.5-src\x10.
> compiler\src\polyglot\ext\x10\ast\ArrayConstructor_c.java:354: cannot 
> find symbol
> 
>  symbol  : method entry()
> 
>  location: interface polyglot.ast.Expr
> 
>                              :  (initializer  != null ? initializer.
> entry() : this);
> 
> Maybe anybody could help me?

Hi, Florian,

The 1.5 version of the language is quite old and no longer supported.
Is there a particular reason you're trying to build that codebase?

As for the error, looks like you have a mismatched version of Polyglot.
If I recall correctly (it's been a while), you'd need some variant of
Polyglot 2 (I would guess Polyglot 2.1.0).  Please let us know if that
version works for you.
        Igor
P.S. You do not need Cygwin to build X10 1.5, but you would need it
to run the "x10c" and "x10" scripts.
-- 
Igor Peshansky  (note the spelling change!)
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
XJ: No More Pain for XML's Gain (http://www.research.ibm.com/xj/)
X10: Parallel Productivity and Performance (http://x10.sf.net/)


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