I'm aware of that. The rest of the calls to the compiler are properly
calling cl.
Also, the MSVC makefile uses cat while the mingw and msys ones dont ...
Leo
2009/3/27 Alex Queiroz :
> Hallo,
>
> On 3/27/09, Leonardo Valeri Manera wrote:
>> Ok, you need coreutils, but without link - for cat.
Hallo,
On 3/27/09, Leonardo Valeri Manera wrote:
> Ok, you need coreutils, but without link - for cat. Possibly you just need
> cat?
>
> So far so good, now it dies at:
>
> link -nologo chicken-bug.obj -out:chicken-bug.exe \
> libchicken-static.lib ws2_32.lib advapi32.lib
> cc-
Ok, you need coreutils, but without link - for cat. Possibly you just need cat?
So far so good, now it dies at:
link -nologo chicken-bug.obj -out:chicken-bug.exe \
libchicken-static.lib ws2_32.lib advapi32.lib
cc-c -o chicken.import.o chicken.import.c
process_begin: CreateProcess(N
That's likely. The README mentions "GNU make and other POSIX
utilities" and I just added the whole of GnuWin32 to the PATH.
In that case, I have a couple of questions:
1) Exactly which "POSIX Utilities" are necessary?
2) Does it really need forward-slashes for PREFIX?
Leo
2009/3/27 John Cowa
felix winkelmann scripsit:
> > link -nologo -dll -implib:libchicken.lib \
> > -out:libchicken.dll library.obj eval.obj data-structures.obj
> > ports.obj files.obj extras.obj lolevel.obj utils.obj tcp.obj
> > srfi-1.obj srfi-4.obj srfi-13.obj srfi-14.obj srfi-18.obj srfi-69.obj
> > posixwi
2009/3/27 Leonardo Valeri Manera :
> Ok, admittedly its been ages since I've used MSVC on the commandline, but:
>
> make PLATFORM=msvc PREFIX= ===>
>
> (eventually)
>
> link -nologo -dll -implib:libchicken.lib \
> -out:libchicken.dll library.obj eval.obj data-structures.obj
> ports.obj fil
Ok, admittedly its been ages since I've used MSVC on the commandline, but:
make PLATFORM=msvc PREFIX= ===>
(eventually)
link -nologo -dll -implib:libchicken.lib \
-out:libchicken.dll library.obj eval.obj data-structures.obj
ports.obj files.obj extras.obj lolevel.obj utils.obj tcp.obj
s
True. We could set up a PPA just for the scheme packages I suppose,
but I already know how to add new packages to Ubuntu NLP, and my
school doesn't mind hosting it, so I have no immediate incentive to switch.
--underspecified
2009/3/27 Stephen Eilert :
> Well, if it is Ubuntu-only, you could try
Greetings,
Under chicken 3.4.0, I have noticed that I can make chicken-setup enter
into an infinite loop by telling it to fetch, but not install the http egg.
I posit that the cause is a circular dependency somewhere among http's
many dependencies, because eggs like rss with simpler dependencies
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