VM build problem: sqInt?

tim Rowledge tim at rowledge.org
Sun Sep 3 04:55:44 UTC 2006


On 2-Sep-06, at 9:38 PM, Jay Hardesty wrote:

>
> Yes I did look through the lists. The only discussions I found  
> regarding
> vmEndianness related to configuration problems and directory structure
> changes for the unix build.  I also see proposals for change to  
> earlier
> versions of the code, but as far as I know I have the latest versions,
> (at least the sources and VMMaker recommended by the readme
> file in the source distribution: VMMaker-tpr.37.mcz).

Oh my, the 'Slathering SafflowerOil release? - that is seriously out  
of date Jay. Two years is it? Something like that anyway.
You need the 3.8b6 'EndOfTheRoad' version and a 3.8.1 image -
http://map1.squeakfoundation.org/package/2e7f103e-22a6-470d- 
affe-54b1d04ef34a
for the vmmaker package. Use SVN to get latest source tree.

>
> Not trying to be lazy about this by turning to the list - have been  
> trying
> for days to figure out how to get this to work.  Has anyone actually
> built a Mac VM with any recent combination of source and VMMaker
> versions?

Yup, the current running Mac vm is built from the above combo, as is  
the RISC OS vm etc.

>   Is there any way to know what combination most recently
> worked?  If anyone has any pointers to discussions that address
> these undefined's for the Mac build, then I'd be very grateful.  Or  
> does
> a build at this time require implementing missing C functions by hand
> (and familiarity with the VM sources)?

That should never be the case, though on occasion one or other of us  
does mange to cause a small break. Generally a version of VMmaker  
combined with a matching level of the svn tree and a contemporaneous  
image will work since it is what is used to build 'production' vms.

>
> Also is it the case then that checking "64 bit VM" is a no-go for  
> Mac builds?
John points out that no attempt has been made so far as he knows to  
build a 64bit Carbon version.

tim
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