On 31 Aug 2015, at 21:41, stepharo <stepharo@free.fr> wrote:
Hi After the effort made by igor stasenko building the VM is a lot simpler than it used to. Did you try to compile the Pharo VM on your platform? Did you experience some problems? We should probably add a resource page to get started. I do not have the information but we can ask esteban.
yes⦠PharoVM is built as described here: https://github.com/pharo-project/pharo-vm/blob/master/README.md <https://github.com/pharo-project/pharo-vm/blob/master/README.md> if you follow those instructions, you will have no problems. The process is running everyday so it *is* working. Windows guys can have problems if they change mingw version, etc. They shouldnât, but since this is over our control, I cannot assure you anything. Others problems that have emerged with time (in linux) is people forgetting they need 32bit library versions to be able to build⦠anyway⦠that should be enough⦠for most people, once fulfilled requirements, build VM is as easy as: 1) clone 2) cd image; sh ./newImage.sh ; ./pharo generator.image eval âPharoVMBuilder build" 3) cd ../build ; sh build.sh cheers, Esteban
Stef
Thanks to all for your responses. I am carefully reading the material presented by you. Ideally I will like to compile the VM into Chrome's NaCL to run an image under Chrome OS. But first things first, as they say. I have to understand the Squeak/Pharo VM. One question, is Mariano's blog still relevant? It seems to me that Pharo VM is not build that way anymore?
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