Re: [PPL-devel] ciaoc generates invalid glue code <- fixed?
Jose Morales wrote:
I committed a patch that solves two additional bugs in the foreign interface generation. Could you check if it works with the corrected version? Thanks
Dear Jose,
it seems it works: thanks! Now we have to come up with a sentence for the README.ciao file. The sentence should say something like:
Only versions ... of Ciao Prolog is supported [by PPL 0.10].
With what should we replace the "..."? I have checked, and the current SVN HEAD version does not even build on my 64-bit system. So, is it OK if we say
Only versions of Ciao Prolog based on SVN revision 9859 or later are supported.
? Thanks again,
Roberto
Roberto Bagnara wrote:
Jose Morales wrote:
I committed a patch that solves two additional bugs in the foreign interface generation. Could you check if it works with the corrected version? Thanks
Dear Jose,
it seems it works: thanks! Now we have to come up with a sentence for the README.ciao file. The sentence should say something like:
Only versions ... of Ciao Prolog is supported [by PPL 0.10].With what should we replace the "..."? I have checked, and the current SVN HEAD version does not even build on my 64-bit system. So, is it OK if we say
Only versions of Ciao Prolog based on SVN revision 9859 or later are supported.? Thanks again,
Roberto
Appears to be that with the recent changes a library (called subversion) was preventing the compilation of CiaoDE. I fixed that and now I am testing the compilation to be sure that the current version install well.
Edison
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Roberto,
Only versions of Ciao Prolog based on SVN revision 9859 or later are supported.
That would be a problem if we switch to another VC system. We are currently considering moving to git, and I do not know up to what point we will be able to keep an increasing revision number. In abscense of it, I'd add something as:
Only versions of Ciao Prolog dated later than Oct. 15th, 2008 (corresponding to SVN revision 9859) are supported. If in doubt, please check with the Ciao developers (ciao@clip.dia.fi.upm.es) how to have access to such a version.
Does everyone else agree?
Sounds good to me! --Manuel
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Jose Morales -
Manuel Carro -
Manuel Hermenegildo -
Roberto Bagnara