I'm trying to build the latest MIT Scheme on an OS X 10.6 system and
running into a new problem. I've run:
./Setup.sh
./configure
sh etc/make-liarc.sh
The third command fails with:
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DMIT_SCHEME
-DDEFAULT_LIBRARY_PATH=\"/Users/arthur/mit-scheme/src/boot-root/lib/mit-s
Is it actually possible to build starting with only an installed
20090107 binary and an up-to-date Git repository? Or does one have to
build from a ".tgz" file for the 20090107 C release, then proceed? I
thought that I had built on my Mac Pro without downloading the C
release, but neither "make-n
> Hmm, I'm afraid I can't reproduce this -- but I don't have any
> machines running Snow Leopard to test on. Can anyone who does
> reproduce this (using the 20090107 snapshot, which is what I have
> been using to bootstrap the x86-64 port)?
Yes, I was just able to reproduce this:
;non-pointer
Date: Sun, 6 Dec 2009 18:09:23 -0800
From: "Arthur A. Gleckler"
Is it actually possible to build starting with only an installed
20090107 binary and an up-to-date Git repository? Or does one have to
build from a ".tgz" file for the 20090107 C release, then proceed? I
thought t
Date: Sun, 6 Dec 2009 22:58:21 -0800
From: "Arthur A. Gleckler"
Yes, I was just able to reproduce this:
;non-pointer datum out of range 288230376151711743
I'm running on Snow Leopard with a just-compiled build of the released
C ".tgz" from 20090107.
Just to clarify: do you
