Re: [Matlisp-users] Matlisp on OS X

[Raymond T. <to...@rt...>]

>>>>> "Chris" == junk2  <ju...@mi...> writes:

    Chris> So, again, b.out appears, although I can't actually see that file on my
    Chris> system (nor the conftest.c file) -- perhaps these get cleaned up in the
    Chris> ./configure... script?

Yes, configure will clean it up.  Before we can make progress, we'll
have to solve this problem.  (I do have an iMac running OSX at home,
but don't have acl.)

Try looking through the generated configure script.  Find the place
where conftest.c is created.  And try to compile that up by hand.  

Or you could just do a simple "Hello world!" program, and compile it
using "gcc -c -O2 hello.c" and see where the output goes.  It seems
that b.out is ok.  Then try to run it.

    Chris> One thing I have just remembered: When writing C++ code for OS X, one has
    Chris> to explicitly link against libstdc++.a, which, as far as I understand, is
    Chris> not the case on Linux, say. Could a similar problem be to blame here?

Matlisp doesn't use any C++ code.

Ray