George Woltman wrote:
Just grab the source at http://www.mersenne.org/source.htm and see if it
compiles and links. You will not compile the ASM stuff - both ELF and COFF
style object files are provided for the ASM code.
Er, my Solaris x86 machine just expired (suspect failed PSU), so maybe
Dear All,
I have to do some work with Solaris 8 on x86 (i.e. Intel processors), and was
wondering if anyone felt inclined to port mprime to this OS.
Now I know that most ports actually take a long time and are not worth it unless
there's a significant target user base, but I'm not suggesting
I have to do some work with Solaris 8 on x86 (i.e. Intel
processors), and was wondering if anyone felt inclined to
port mprime to this OS.
I'm quite inclined to suspect that mprime would just compile right over for
Solaris.I don't know how the assembly is handled (is it intel syntax, or
So the biggest problem might be finding the right compilers to get
it to compile. once its compiling, all the IO and stuff is
standard posix unix, it should play on solaris just fine. I
believe the gnu c compiler (egcs/gcc) is available for
solaris/x86.
Every Linux app is suppposed to be
I have gcc and 10 days left on the newest Forte demo... If someone needs
access to this box to compile mprime (or anything else...) I can arrange
access to it... I assume (Here we go...) that it is possible to compile
target executables for x86 Solaris on my SPARC Solaris box... See
Hi,
At 01:49 AM 11/3/2001 -0800, John R Pierce wrote:
I'm quite inclined to suspect that mprime would just compile right over for
Solaris.I don't know how the assembly is handled (is it intel syntax, or
att, and is it seperate ASM files or is it embedded inline in .c ?
So the biggest
