hello.

From: Ge Wang Date: April 1, 2006 10:31:35 AM JST To: ChucK Users Mailing List Subject: Re: [chuck-users] ChucK on Intel Mac Reply-To: ChucK Users Mailing List

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When does 1.2.0.6 come out?

It depends on the features that gets implemented. We are focusing on garbage collection and string manipulation. If we can get a significant feature done before both of those, there could be an intermediate release.

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----- from make osx with latest chuck from website ---- /var/tmp//ccfsAgZJ.s:20471:no such 386 instruction: `fctiw' /var/tmp//ccfsAgZJ.s:20472:no such 386 instruction: `stfd' /var/tmp//ccfsAgZJ.s:20496:no such 386 instruction: `fctiw' /var/tmp//ccfsAgZJ.s:20497:no such 386 instruction: `stfd' /var/tmp//ccfsAgZJ.s:20576:no such 386 instruction: `fctiw'

Hmm. I think we need a bit more information than that... This looks like errors in some assembly stubs somewhere, but is it the beginning of the error? If you can track down the beginning that would be most helpful. We don't have any intel macs around yet, so it's a bit hard to test...

please make and install libsndfile and SDL(build using Xcode and copy SDL.framework to /Library/Frameworks) on Intel Mac and uncomment the following prt of makefile.osx. then you can make CHucK 1.2.0.5 successfully. it works fine on my macbook pro. ===== #----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ # by default, ChucK uses a pre-configured libsndfile... # uncomment the next 3 lines to use libsndfile on your system #----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ FLAGS+= -D__CK_SNDFILE_NATIVE__ LIBS+= -lsndfile SF_OBJ= #----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ # by default, ChucK uses a custom skeleton libsdl for joystick support... # uncomment the next 2 lines to use libsdl on your system #----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ FLAGS+= -D__CK_SDL_NATIVE__ LIBS+= -framework SDL ===== best, -- akihiro kubota algorithmic improvisor/digital materialist http://homepage2.nifty.com/~bota http://www.societyofalgorithm.org/