Instead of distributing from freebsd.org, we should think about
making binary snapshots of Harmony stuff available for people to run
and play with.
This isn't a release, of course, but just a binary snapshot of where
we are for those that don't have the toolchains installed...
geir
On Nov 21, 2005, at 11:59 AM, Archie Cobbs wrote:
Enrico Migliore wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how far is your code from a successful build
with MSVC on Win2000. That is, at the end of this work, I want to
have
a clear picture of which source files are 100% OS/architecture
independent
and which are OS/architecture dependent.
One of the problem I'm facing right now, are the memory management
functions
you call. for example, Windows doesn't have the mmap() function,
therefore, at the moment, I must supply a dummy mmap()
implementation,
in order to proceed.
The other problem I got is that I don't have the files and the
macros, generated
by the automake and autoconf tools, and I need them as a reference.
In order to for me to proceed I need to take a look at the source
tree generated
by automake and autoconf. Could anybody send me the tree built for
Linux?
Try this... I built a distribution tarball from the current SVN
sources:
http://people.freebsd.org/~archie/jchevm-1.0.tar.gz
-Archie
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