Hi ChucKers! I'm back at trying to use ChucK on FreeBSD. I use the current cvs head version (in chuck_dev/v2) and, after marginal Linux -> FreeBSD changes to makefile.oss, it works! When doing "chuck_autotest [0-9]*.ck" in the tests catalogue, some of the tests fail, but that seems to be mainly because some stuff that run infinite loops isn't marked as fail-correct. However, I'd like to use g++ for compiling the c++ stuff, and don't link with -lstdc++ explicitly. So I change that in makefile.oss, and get a segmentation fault when trying to run. Taking care of some of the -Wall warnings, mainly having a virtual destructor for classes that have virtual methods (so the correct destructor will be called when deleting a base-class pointer) and constructor using initialisers for Chuck_DLL, and using string::size_type for string index variables (in two places), it seems fine again (the same tests as before fails). So, the patch is in http://people.kth.se/~kaj/tmp/chuck/ (along with a test log). If this is useful, I could do more initialisation in constructors and a few other c++-ism fixes that might save a few clock cycles here and there and submit more patches ... Ok? -- Rasmus Kaj --+-- rasmus@kaj.se --+-- http://www.stacken.kth.se/~kaj/ Deja Moo: The feeling that you've heard this bullshit before