Hi,
I am working on the next release of ECL (A common-lisp implementation
which uses a Lisp->C translator and a bytecodes interpreter) and
wanted people to test it a little bit before making a package.
USING THE CODE FROM CVS, ECL compiles under MacOSX and passes the test
suite just like in other supported platforms (FreeBSD, Linux i386,
Linux PPC). The port uses the Boehm-Weiser garbage collector v 6.1 and
produces statically linked executables. If somebody figures out how to
manage dynamically linked librares under MacOSX, please tell me!
TIA,
Juanjo
P.S.: The ECL project can be found at http://ecls.sf.net
P.P.S: You can get a fresh copy of the CVS tree using
cvs ·····················@cvs.ecls.sf.net:/cvsroot/ecls login
(press enter)
cvs -z3 ····················@cvs.ecls.sf.net:/cvsroot/ecls co ecls
Further instructions in the homepage of the project.
Hello Juanjo,
There was a typo on this line:
> cvs ·····················@cvs.ecls.sf.net:/cvsroot/ecls login
It should be:
> cvs ····················@cvs.ecls.sf.net:/cvsroot/ecls login
>
> P.S.: The ECL project can be found at http://ecls.sf.net
> P.P.S: You can get a fresh copy of the CVS tree using
> cvs ·····················@cvs.ecls.sf.net:/cvsroot/ecls login
> (press enter)
> cvs -z3 ····················@cvs.ecls.sf.net:/cvsroot/ecls co ecls
> Further instructions in the homepage of the project.
I am building the system on Mac OS X as we speak :-)
I will send you a private email letting you know if I have
problems.
-Mark
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