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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12-10-07 12:00 PM, David T. Lewis
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<pre wrap="">>From time to time, I try to update the instructions for building a unix
interpreter VM. These tend to get out of date, so I decided to try doing
it in the form of a script that can be run from a clean Squeak image to
load, generate, configure, and build a VM.
If you have a Unix/Linux system with development tools, you may want to
try this yourself. Start in a clean directory, then run the attached
VMUnixBuild.st script as follows:
$ squeak myImage VMUnixBuild.st
You can also evaluate the script piece-by-piece in a workspace to get
a better feel for the process. Note that the steps that are done with
OSProcess/CommandShell can be done in a normal unix terminal window,
but I did it here with OSProcess so that the entire process can be done
in a script.
I don't know if this works on Mac OS X. If someone can give it a try,
please let us know if it works.
Dave
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I used Dave's script a few days ago to do this and it was lots of
fun. If there's an easier and more reliable way to make a vm, I
don't know it. Reading the script is also very useful. <br>
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Chris <br>
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