Re: Phix 0.7.6 released
- Posted by ghaberek (admin) Jul 20, 2017
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petelomax said...
ghaberek said...
But I get this:
$ ./phix p.exw
Oh, I changed it from the executable "phix" to "p", and then shipped an old one:
-rwxrwxrwx 1 pete pete 2089156 Feb 10 04:01 phix -rwxrwxrwx 1 pete pete 3365576 Jul 19 19:57 p
HTH, Pete
Edit: (You should have both, if you followed the instructions on the download page)
I understand now. I saw the executable phix and figured that was supposed to be the main entry point. I've got p and it seems to work correctly now:
$ ./p -c p.exw
Check for and shut down any running instances of phix
(retry messages are given if required after round 4)
Self-host round 1: compiling p.exw
Self-host round 1: compiled OK (0.74s), creating pnew (3.28s)
==>system_wait(/home/greg/Downloads/phix.0.7.6/pnew -pmkr2):
Self-host round 2: compiling p.exw (using that pnew just created)
Self-host round 2: compiled OK (0.52s), creating pnew2 (3.10s)
==>system_wait(/home/greg/Downloads/phix.0.7.6/pnew2 -pmkr3):
Self-host round 3: compiling p.exw (using that pnew2 just created)
Self-host round 3: compiled OK (0.53s), re-creating pnew (3.01s)
==>system_wait(/home/greg/Downloads/phix.0.7.6/pnew -pmkr4):
Self-host round 4: compiling p.exw (using that pnew just created)
Self-host round 4: compiled OK (0.52s), re-creating pnew2 (3.00s)
verifying pnew==pnew2 OK
OK
==>system("/home/greg/Downloads/phix.0.7.6/pnew2" -pmkr5)
self-host rounds 1..4 successfully completed (12.86s)
Overwriting p
-Greg
