Re: [Tack-devel] ACK compiles on NetBSD-macppc, sort of...

[David G. <dg...@co...>]

Gregory T. (tim) Kelly wrote:
[...]
> Ok. Is the new build generally self-contained and independent of the
> POSIX platform it is running on? The current build appears to have
> been able to build on BSD 4.1 and BSD 4.2, so while it hasn't yet run
> successfully end-to-end, most of the problems just seem to be related t=
o
> the changes since BSD 4.2.

It should be; it requires a C compiler called cc to bootstrap, but it
should be pretty portable.

(If you install the standalone copy of LLgen from the website --- which
you'll need for the next version anyway --- that uses it. Rather
overkill for such a small app, but I wanted to see how it worked in real
life.)

[...]
>> make depend

Running make directly doesn't appear to set the paths up correctly ---
AFAIK, you have to run the INSTALL script every time you want to build
something. I'm not sure if it's possible to do incremental builds.

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