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Re: Compiling for Mac
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Anthony Kozar |
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Re: Compiling for Mac |
Date: |
Fri, 24 Oct 2003 11:19:59 -0400 |
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Thanks Neil and Marius for the help.
If I understand both of you correctly, I should be able to transfer the *.x
files from another platform although it is possible for export code to be
included for functions which the configuration on Mac OS 9 will not support,
right? This should be fairly easy to deal with I hope. I imagine that I
can just delete the exports that I don't need.
Now if someone has any ideas on what should go in scmconfig.h, I might be
able to try compiling again. Anyone?
Thanks :)
Anthony Kozar
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On 10/21/03 5:20 PM, Neil Jerram<address@hidden> etched in stone:
> They contain the lines of C code necessary to export functions
> etc. defined in C to the Scheme world.
>
> Anthony> * Would it be possible to use the *.x files from another
> Anthony> platform (Mac OS X for example) when compiling on Mac OS
> Anthony> 9?
>
> Yes, because the generated output is platform-independent.
On 10/21/03 5:46 PM, Marius Vollmer<address@hidden> etched in stone:
> Hmm, strictly speaking, it is not since it might depend on
> preprocessor conditionals like
>
> #ifdef HAVE_FOO
> SCM_DEFINE ...
> #endif
>
> but these things are hopefully rare.