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Vorschau: Hi John! <snip> > first line says > /* APPLE LOCAL
file mainline 2005-06-30 Radar 4131077 */ I do have those files...
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Hi John!
<snip>
> first line says
> /* APPLE LOCAL file mainline 2005-06-30 Radar 4131077 */
I do have those files...
> However googling gives clues. Say for example
>
>
http://www.nabble.com/Re:-keywording-p7851365.html...but I also have portage installed! Thanks for the quick response,
exporting CFLAGS="-msse -march=nocona" seems to do the trick :)
Now back to understanding how porting works. Chapter 42 'Porting Squeak'
in the Squeak book is very helpful. However I'm having some trouble
generating the interpreter code. I was able to find the Interpreter
class in the VMMaker package; it doesn't seem to understand the
translate method though. I am evaluating this in the workspace:
Interpreter translate: 'interp.c'
But I get a MessageNotUnderstood exception:
Interpreter class(Object)>>doesNotUnderstand: #translate
The doInlining method doesn't seem to be recognized either. I'm trying
this on both the squeak-dev and standard images. Is there something
wrong with what I'm doing?
While I'm at it, I'll also clarify a quick doubt. sq.h includes several
ANSI headers which are *not* available on Plan 9 (with an emulation
environment, yes, but I'm interested in a native port). My way of
working around is creating those header files that aren't available
(math.h, stdlib.h etc...) in the source directory and wrapping the
methods used. Is this approach ok?
Thanks for all the help!
Regards,
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