OpenEuphoria

Re: compiling translated files on Linux AMD64

• Posted by Kenneth Rhodes <ken_rhodes30436 at yahoo?co?> May 16, 2008
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Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
> 
> Kenneth Rhodes wrote:
> > 
> > /usr/lib64/gcc/x86_64-suse-linux/4.2.1/../../../../x86_64-suse-linux/bin/ld:
> > i386 architecture of input file `/home/ken/euphoria/bin/ecu.a(be_machine.o)'
> > 
> > is incompatible with i386:x86-64 output
> > 
> 
> You're going to have to compile Euphoria on the x86 then  That's the only
> solution. Luckly, it's not hard on Linux. You should be able to change to the
> source directory and type make. That will build new binaries and a new ecu.a.
> Save your previous ecu.a and then copy the new ecu.a to the ../bin dir of
> euphoria
> and give it another go and see what happens.
> 
> --
> Jeremy Cowgar
> <a href="http://jeremy.cowgar.com">http://jeremy.cowgar.com</a>

No joy... it appears that a bit of editing needs to be done to the 
source files before compiling under Linux, and 32bit Linux at that:
from the readme file in the source directory:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
                        Euphoria for Linux, exu
GNU C
=====
  You'll have to convert the line terminators in the
  source files to the Linux standard of \n, rather than
  the Windows/DOS form of \r\n, otherwise several files
  will give you errors. You can use:

       exu fixline.ex

  for this. Also, when you save a file using ed.ex, it will let you
  convert to \n terminators. You should also ensure that all
  source file names are lower case (unzip -L).

  build exu with: imakeu
  Make sure it has \n line-terminators, and execute permission
  (chmod +x imakeu).

  exu will run at full speed. -DINT_CODES is not used.

  The interactive trace, trace(1) should fully work.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

I'll do all the above and try again.

But I'm a bit confused .....  I was thinking that there might be a
switch for gcc to allow it to emit 32bit code. Or a GNU cross compiler
or something. 

Ken Rhodes
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