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I've rebuilt mosml compiler with cd src; make world; cd compiler; make promote; make clean; make promote, on two different systems: ALT Linux/AMD64, Debian/mipsel32. md5sums of src/mosmlcmp were different, which is really surprising. I have also 64-bit SPARC machine, which, unfortunately can't compile camlrunm yet (but it looks like I can fix it).
Do you know why md5 sums were different?
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Found out that it is probably due to 32-bit arch. I recollected that I have an access to 32bit Fedora/i386 and tried to build MosML there. MD5 sums of mosmlcmp and mosmllnk are identical to ones of Mips32 "machine" (LinkIT microcontroller).
After first make (compiler/linker are built with old bootstrap compiler) md5 sums are:
These md5 sums are final - subsequent runs with new compiler do not change anything.
Bootstrap compiler/linker/lexer should be built on 32-bit. If it is built on 64-bit system, camlrunm from 32-bit system can't run this compiler (seg. faults).
If you accept - I can make PR with bootstrap compiler/linker/lexer built on 32-bit system.
I've rebuilt mosml compiler with
cd src; make world; cd compiler; make promote; make clean; make promote
, on two different systems: ALT Linux/AMD64, Debian/mipsel32. md5sums ofsrc/mosmlcmp
were different, which is really surprising. I have also 64-bit SPARC machine, which, unfortunately can't compilecamlrunm
yet (but it looks like I can fix it).Do you know why md5 sums were different?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: