Re: [phix] compiling from git download
- Posted by petelomax Feb 27, 2021
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Yep, that's what I expected. This is why I've historically been reluctant to upload commits.
You have four five six options:
a) Wait for a new release. I'm not planning one any time soon, really, not for months.
b) Cross your fingers and try "./p p -c p", sometimes you'll get lucky (I'm not about to try that here)
c) Trial and error: comment out the bad code, making a list as you go, until it compiles. I usually play it safe by adding ?9/0. Then undo them one at a time trying to find an order that works (which is kinda what I actually do).
d) Download the right version. (For instance in the browser:) Instead of the big green Code button, click the 146 commits below it, browse down to the 0.8.3 release (ie the one that matches the executable you have) and click on the <>. Now you can click on the big green Code button. Something similar with git hash and github desktop I imagine.
e) Download from the official downloads page, should be equivalent to option d, if you got option d right.
f) (I forgot this one) Pester me to run 'p -c -norun p64.exu; del p64t; ren p64 p64t' and upload (just) that. Done 28/02/21, download using wget http://phix.x10.mx/p64t (no warantee).
