The installation path of the current Chicken Windows binary distribution
is hardwired to C:\Program Files\Chicken . This can't really be
changed. Chicken currently determines all installation paths at compile
time, there is no runtime capability for this. Ordinarily, people
compile Chicken u
Hi,
I guess it's still useful to keep the Windows binary distribution,
even if the installation path is fixed. Obviously, it should be noted
that the distribution is not intended to be real use, but just to try
Chicken to see how useful it is.
In that sense, the Windows binary distribution does n
Daishi Kato wrote:
Hi,
I guess it's still useful to keep the Windows binary distribution,
even if the installation path is fixed. Obviously, it should be noted
that the distribution is not intended to be real use, but just to try
Chicken to see how useful it is.
In that sense, the Windows binary
I see your point.
BTW, the Linux binary distribution also seems good to me.
I think there are many people who do not compile source code,
but are interested in Chicken.
--daishi
On 11/7/06, Brandon J. Van Every <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daishi Kato wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I guess it's still useful t
Daishi Kato scripsit:
> BTW, the Linux binary distribution also seems good to me.
> I think there are many people who do not compile source code,
> but are interested in Chicken.
As a pure interpreter, you mean? If you don't compile code, the Chicken
compiler (which is Chicken's main selling poi
On 11/7/06, John Cowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daishi Kato scripsit:
> BTW, the Linux binary distribution also seems good to me.
> I think there are many people who do not compile source code,
> but are interested in Chicken.
As a pure interpreter, you mean? If you don't compile code, the C
Daishi Kato scripsit:
> Someone used to (still?) provide a debian package, which was my first
> access to Chicken as a interpreter as well as a compiler.
Yes, I pointed this out on the chicken-hackers list.
> People usually won't compile "gcc", will they?
No (unless they need a feature that is
