Re: Peu 0.12.0
Pete Eberlein wrote:
>
> I've posted the latest version of Peu to my web site also... the latest
> development release adds the ability to bind Euphoria programs into an
> executable. It takes a different approach than RDS Euphoria however.
> The Peu parser will generate a C program as it reads the Euphoria source,
> then compiles it with the appropriate compiler (either GCC or LCC,) then
> links it with special bound versions of the Peu object files. The result
> is a standalone compiled Euphoria executable program. I think this is
> similar to the way the Python language compiles its programs.
Just reporting that compiled and "bounded" fine with SuSE 6.0 distro.
Great -bind option! In fact it's not anymore a bind. This is how those
"historical reasons" begin.
I'm just starting with *nix development. I found a utility called
'strip' that removes superfluos data from the binary executable... test
when from 44K downto 16K, and peu from 96K to 58K. I think I'll start
contributing with FPK, I know far more Pascal than C. Are Linux object
files binary compatible (for linkage)?
[offtopic: I visited Apple's website today and found they have an
OpenSource OS avaliable! It's called Darwin. Someone knows something
about it?]
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Regards,
Daniel Berstein
[daber at pair.com]
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