Subject: Re: Prolem setting up Vortex/Cecil 3.0 on Solaris (problem in gc)
From: Vassily Litvinov (vass@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Wed Apr 19 2000 - 18:10:46 PDT
James,
One way of getting your Vortex to run could be for us to ship you *.[ch]
files which result from Vortex's Phase 1 compile. You can then compile
them using gcc on your machine and link with your GC library. Does this
sound reasonable?
You can download (ftp) the tarfiles with the *.[ch] files for the cecil
interpreter (2.6 megs) or vortex compiler (16 megs) from the same
directory as the release, as:
cecil.c32.tar.gz
vortex.c32.tar.gz
respectively. Once you download one of them, create a fresh directory and
unpack the contents into it. (Don't mix the two tarfiles in the same
directory!) Then, treat it exactly as the "gen" directory as if it were
generated by Vortex.
That means that you need to "source" bin/shell/vortex.cshrc (relative to
your Vortex installation) into your shell (so that $VORTEX_HOME and other
environment variables are set up), and then run $VORTEX_MAKE in the above
"gen" directory.
Let us know if this works for you!
Vass
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