Getting the same problem with 1.05 and 1.06 building from source.
FIRSTLY, my older PowerPC running OSX 10.3.9 has no problems, with the=20=
nagging exception of documentation. I have to
do this ...
cd doc/manual && make html information
But not to worry. I ike the html.
SECONDLY, the 1.05 binary for my Intel-Based MacBook Pro worked just=20
fine. But it didn=92t install any doc stuff, so I "made" it myself and=20=
stuck it up there in /usr/local/share, as with the other machine. So=20
no problem, really. Maybe for other people, though.
THIRDLY, neither 1.05 or 1.06 will build from source for the MacBook. =20=
I tried, as suggested, boosting the stack-size to 8192. I even tried=20
more! When I enter "sh make.sh" the build goes on for a bit and halts=20=
like this ...
x86-darwin-os.c:357: error: 'target_float_state' undeclared (first use=20=
in this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:370: error: 'x86_THREAD_STATE32' undeclared (first use=20=
in this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:371: error: 'thread_state' undeclared (first use in=20
this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:374: error: 'x86_FLOAT_STATE32' undeclared (first use=20
in this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:375: error: 'float_state' undeclared (first use in this=20=
function)
x86-darwin-os.c:378: error: 'x86_EXCEPTION_STATE32' undeclared (first=20
use in this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:379: error: 'exception_state' undeclared (first use in=20=
this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:395: error: 'backup_thread_state' undeclared (first use=20=
in this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:416: error: 'signal_emulation_wrapper' undeclared=20
(first use in this function)
x86-darwin-os.c:501: warning: statement with no effect
x86-darwin-os.c:590: warning: statement with no effect
x86-darwin-os.c:594: warning: statement with no effect
make: *** [x86-darwin-os.o] Error 1
~/Downloads/darwin/sbcl-1.0.6:
Looks like some C header or lib file is missing. Another possibility=20
is that the GNU compiler collection is renamed in Darwin, because=20
Apple has its own souped up version of gcc. I=92m not an expert, but I=20=
have been burned on occasion.
Please advise. Curious what you did to build the x86 Darwin binary,
regards,
-- devious dan
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