Re: [Chicken-users] cross compilation

2007-04-25 Thread felix winkelmann 

On 4/26/07, john <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Thanks for the work on this. Look forward to trying it out.



You're welcome. The process may not be completely smooth,
but the general way of doing cross-development should be
clear. Suggestions are welcome.


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felix


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Re: [Chicken-users] cross compilation

2007-04-25 Thread john 

Thanks for the work on this. Look forward to trying it out.

John.

On 25/04/07, felix winkelmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi!

I have prepared some documentation for cross compiling with
chicken:



The document describes how to set up a chicken build to generate
applications and extensions for a different target architecture.
Compilation of extensions is (partially) supported (even though
still somewhat experimental, especially compiled syntax extensions).

A recent development snapshot is required to build a "cross"
chicken, which is available at the usual place:




cheers,
felix


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Re: [Chicken-users] meta-setup

2007-04-25 Thread felix winkelmann 

On 4/24/07, Andre Kuehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
Silly me. During a reinstall the version information would't make a difference.
So maybe meta-setup should never install itself? Or what about a "cp -rf"?



Instead I have added an "--exclude" option (version 0.2).


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[Chicken-users] cross compilation

2007-04-25 Thread felix winkelmann 

Hi!

I have prepared some documentation for cross compiling with
chicken:



The document describes how to set up a chicken build to generate
applications and extensions for a different target architecture.
Compilation of extensions is (partially) supported (even though
still somewhat experimental, especially compiled syntax extensions).

A recent development snapshot is required to build a "cross"
chicken, which is available at the usual place:




cheers,
felix


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Re: [Chicken-users] chicken-setup feature-request

2007-04-25 Thread felix winkelmann 

On 4/25/07, foobar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,
may i request a feature for chicken-setup, unless i missed something
and it's allready there, of course.

The thing is that i want to be able to specifiy the path where
eggs are fetched and built into. At the moment i have a separate
directory where i need to change into prior to a chicken-setup-call
in order to not pollute my filesystem (my homedir most of the time)
with the eggs being spread everywhere :)

My idea is to control it via an environmentvariable.
A suitable default-value for unixes would probably be /tmp.
As the build-dir is allready a prameter, you could just
parameterize it, no?

If there is allready such a feature could you please
tell me about it?


No, there currently is not such a feature, but your idea makes
a lot of sense. The build-dir parameter is currently only suitable
for reading, so its not quite that easy. But I'll think of something.


cheers,
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Re: [Chicken-users] problems with datatype and eopl 3-5

2007-04-25 Thread felix winkelmann 

Hello, Ulrich!

I have put together an egg that provides the EOPL code, including
SLLGEN:

http://chicken.wiki.br/eopl

Please give it a try (you need syntax-case, the datatype egg is not
required).


cheers,
felix


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