Closed andrewtholt closed 2 years ago
I used FreeBSD briefly in the late 90s so I am pretty sure that I built cforth for it back then. There has been a lot of water under the bridge since then.
Any tips, or pitfalls that you can recall ?
From 25 years ago, after version drift in every conceivable component? You are just going to have to try it.
I'll give it a shot
FYI Had a few minutes so I gave it a try. Figured the macos version was closest, so in directory build/host-serial-macos64
defined APPLE in the makefile and ran gmake
CC ../../src/cforth/lineedit.c
CC ../../src/cforth/getc-kbd.c
CC ../../src/lib/sha256.c
MAKING FORTH
CC main.o io.o nullbi.o dictfile.o mallocl.o lineedit.o getc-kbd.o sha256.o forth.o compiler.o syscall.o floatops.o extend.o -o forth
ld: error: undefined symbol: fmod
>>> referenced by floatops.c:68 (../../src/cforth/floatops.c:68)
>>> floatops.o:(floatop)
ld: error: undefined symbol: sin
>>> referenced by floatops.c:72 (../../src/cforth/floatops.c:72)
>>> floatops.o:(floatop)
So I deleted -DFLOATING from the make file and tried again.
Built fine, runs. Just need to sort out floatops. Though, I confess, for most of my uses I don't need them.
Noticed wasn't linking libm, so added that:
CC main.o io.o nullbi.o dictfile.o mallocl.o lineedit.o getc-kbd.o sha256.o forth.o compiler.o syscall.o floatops.o extend.o -o forth -lm
ld: error: undefined symbol: ecvt
>>> referenced by floatops.c:316 (../../src/cforth/floatops.c:316)
>>> floatops.o:(fintop)
Almost there.
I found this patch to FreeBSD. If you can't figure out how to get ecvt from the library, maybe you could add the source from that patch directly to the CForth tree.
Hi,
I'm taking a look at FReeBSD at the moment. I was wondering if tou have ever build cforth for a BSD os (not including SunOS 4.x of course)
Regards, Andrew