MIT Scheme compilation problem

[Peter P.]

Lennart Sorensen <lsorense at ...> writes:

> On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 05:09:40PM +0000, Peter P. wrote:
> > Yes, BUT the 'binary' from Debian has a lot of dependencies which will result
> in the d/l of a ton of libraries. Is there a *binary* 'binary' of Scheme 
> somewhere ? 
> Perhaps one that would be used to build Scheme on something else (like 
> NetBSD or OpenBSD or *gasp* OSX) ? Or is there a workaround of some sort ?
> 
> Well you could always try and follow the README.txt for doing a "cold"
> boot compile.  Sounds annoyingly complicated however.  Otherwise it
> seems simpler to just copy the few libraries 'ldd mit-scheme' says it
> needs over from another system enough to run it and build a new one.

Cool, so the 'cold boot' is actually a lukewarm boot. *still* I wonder if
anybody is able to build scheme without any band at all ? The build process
seems to imply that somewhere in the bands there may be little pieces of code
that once upon a time ran in a PDP11 ...

thanks,
Peter P.


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