[MLton-devel] mlton on freebsd update
Sam Rushing
srushing@ironport.com
Thu, 05 Sep 2002 01:50:44 -0700
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Stephen Weeks wrote:
>>I went back to bootstrapping with sml/nj.
>>
>This won't solve the problem, because the constant values are
>determined by build/lib/self/constants, which has the linux values in
>it. What we need to do is to create a new constants file for FreeBSD.
>I have appended the necessary C program below. Compile and run it,
>and place the output in build/lib/self/constants. Then, try
>bootstrapping with SML/NJ again.
>
[sending this again, how I love doing battle with netscape]
I think this part of the bootstrap worked ok... the makefile called
mlton with the -build-constants flag, which then generated tmp.c, which
was then compiled locally. So I think that part of the file should be
ok... actually I'm pretty sure it got recompiled because I had to do
some #ifdef __FreeBSD__'ing in a couple of the source xxx-constants.h
files...
I was thinking it would be more likely stuff like stdio - on linux
'stdout' might be a macro that might expand into a table lookup - that
kind of thing.
>Or, if you want, you can email the constants, and I will generate
>the assembly again.
>
>Let's hope that the constants are different from what they were on
>Linux, else we're still confused.
>
Attached are the contents of my current 'constants' file, I don't have a
linux machine handy to do a comparison.
My current plan is to go through the regressions looking for anything
that fails, to root out whatever it is that's causing the anomaly.
Could it have anything to do with directory listing (i.e., opendir)? It
looks like the initial world build is supposed to scan the directory
named in the first argument?
Also, I'll try to remember to -keep the assembly files myself next time
so I can tweak the runtime without having rebuild.
-Sam
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Stephen Weeks wrote:<br>
<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid:15734.62697.692834.148800@gargle.gargle.HOWL">
<blockquote type="cite">
<pre wrap="">I went back to bootstrapping with sml/nj.<br></pre>
</blockquote>
<pre wrap=""><!---->This won't solve the problem, because the constant values are<br>determined by build/lib/self/constants, which has the linux values in<br>it. What we need to do is to create a new constants file for FreeBSD.<br>I have appended the necessary C program below. Compile and run it,<br>and place the output in build/lib/self/constants. Then, try<br>bootstrapping with SML/NJ again.<br></pre>
</blockquote>
[sending this again, how I love doing battle with netscape]<br>
<br>
I think this part of the bootstrap worked ok... the makefile called mlton
with the -build-constants flag, which then generated tmp.c, which was then
compiled locally. So I think that part of the file should be ok... actually
I'm pretty sure it got recompiled because I had to do some #ifdef __FreeBSD__'ing
in a couple of the source xxx-constants.h files...<br>
<br>
I was thinking it would be more likely stuff like stdio - on linux 'stdout'
might be a macro that might expand into a table lookup - that kind of thing.<br>
<br>
<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid:15734.62697.692834.148800@gargle.gargle.HOWL">
<pre wrap="">Or, if you want, you can email the constants, and I will generate<br>the assembly again.<br><br>Let's hope that the constants are different from what they were on<br>Linux, else we're still confused.<br></pre>
</blockquote>
Attached are the contents of my current 'constants' file, I don't have a
linux machine handy to do a comparison.<br>
<br>
My current plan is to go through the regressions looking for anything that
fails, to root out whatever it is that's causing the anomaly. Could it have
anything to do with directory listing (i.e., opendir)? It looks like the
initial world build is supposed to scan the directory named in the first
argument?<br>
<br>
Also, I'll try to remember to -keep the assembly files myself next time so
I can tweak the runtime without having rebuild.<br>
<br>
-Sam<br>
<br>
<br>
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