Thanks. I don't have an actual linux machine myself at the moment - I'm just working off vmware.Preliminary play with the latest Ubuntu seems to get most of the way (once various libraries have been included). I can get it to more or less work up to the final link stage before ld crashes.One problem I'm not sure how to get around is that Self seems to want to use termcap rather than ncurses which isn't supported on debian based systems.I'll play some more and see if I get anywhere.Cheers,RussellOn 01/06/2008, at 2:21 PM, Adam Spitz wrote:--- In self-interest@
yahoogroups. , "russell.allen23" <mail@...> wrote:com
>
> I have Ubuntu set up on Vmware on my mac, and have checked out the sf.net
> cvs tree, but frankly am a bit daunted by where to start compiling.
>
> In linux I would expect the standard gnuish ./configure; make; make install but I'm not
> sure where to start with Self.
>
> I don't suppose there is a recipe out there of the 'go to vm/linux and make
> interpreter' sort to get me started?
For now, if I had to guess, I'd say try something like:
add $SELF_WORKING_DIR/bin/linux and $SELF_WORKING_ DIR/bin/shell to your path
be sure you've got csh installed
cd $SELF_WORKING_DIR/bin/linux; make
cd $SELF_WORKING_DIR/vm/linux/ generated; make lists
cd $SELF_WORKING_DIR/vm/linux/ optimized; make
I'm trying to get myself a Linux machine over here, so I can play with this myself. Haven't
gotten it set up yet, though.
Adam