[MLton-devel] mlton on freebsd
Sam M. Rushing
srushing@ironport.com
Thu, 29 Aug 2002 11:32:35 -0700
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephen Weeks [mailto:sweeks@sweeks.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 10:32 PM
> To: Sam M. Rushing
> Cc: MLton@mlton.org
> Subject: [MLton-devel] mlton on freebsd
>
> But as the mail archive shows, the previous patches didn't pass all
> the regressions and didn't self compile. A previous mailer also had a
> problem -- his machine has only 700M. We don't understand the memory
> problems. It should take the same amount of memory to compile on
> FreeBSD as on linux -- and we compile all the time on machines with
> only 512M. In fact, the latest experimental release of MLton can self
> compile on machines with 256M of ram.
There must be a bad interaction with the linux emulation, because I get
a VSIZE over 1.6GB before it dies with SIGHUP.
It's a little flaky, actually - because I had one nearly-successful run
(which then tried to link with the linux version of libmlton, oops) but
haven't been able to recreate it.
I wonder if we could skip the whole linux emulation issue if someone
could
send me a tarball with the generated assembly? This in combination with
a real port of the runtime (I guarantee you that Michael Neumann has
done
a better job than I 8^) should make the rest a snap.
-Sam
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