I think what may be happening is gcc is trying to build a universal =20
executable and can't find any ia64 stuff.
Try this change in Makefile:
from:
ifeq ($(shell uname), Darwin)
OS =3D Darwin
PICOLISP-FLAGS =3D -lc -lm -ldl
to:
ifeq ($(shell uname), Darwin)
OS =3D Dar
Hi Jon,
> But will the 64-bit Pico Lisp run on a machine (my Mac) that is "32-bit
> only" ???
Oops, no. But in another thread we had this discussion about Snow
Leopard, and we expect this to be fully 64 bits.
Cheers,
- Alex
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btw a Intel Core 2 Duo can do both 32bit and 64bit. So maybe your MAC
runs it on 64bit ??
>
> But will the 64-bit Pico Lisp run on a machine (my Mac) that is
> "32-bit only" ???
>
> /Jon
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On 9/7/09 7:53 AM, Alexander Burger wrote:
On Sun, Sep 06, 2009 at 10:48:17PM +0200, Jon Kleiser wrote:
I've just installed Mac OS X 10.6, aka "Snow Leopard", on a partition on
my Mac (Intel Core 2 Duo, which probably means 32 bit only), and I was
...
picolisp)". The results weren't too nice, bu