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added instructions for building a change that affects the C and Scheme sides

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original commit: 2dc7cf491655c0b0f373d3303d9cf2b0b0ed0f1a
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Bob Burger 2018-07-18 15:54:47 -04:00
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@ -97,6 +97,17 @@ The make file supports several targets:
fails. This should not fail unless the distributed boot files are
out of sync with the sources.
When you make a modification to the system that causes the C side to
get out of sync with the Scheme side so that the build fails, try
the following from $W if you have a recent version of Chez Scheme
installed in your path:
make -C s clean all patchfile=patch Scheme=scheme SCHEMEHEAPDIRS={see below}
make build
Set SCHEMEHEAPDIRS to /usr/lib/csv%v/%m:/usr/local/lib/csv%v/%m on
Unix-like systems and to %x/../../boot/%m on Windows systems.
To run Chez Scheme without installing, you need to tell the executable
where to find the boot files. This can be done via command-line
arguments, e.g.:
@ -157,7 +168,7 @@ The make file supports several targets:
can take 5 minutes or more.
'make bootfiles' builds boot files for each machine type for which
a subdirectory exists in the top-level boot directory. to build
a subdirectory exists in the top-level boot directory. To build
for a supported machine type that isn't built by default, simply
add the appropriate subdirectory, i.e., 'mkdir boot/$M', where M
is the machine type, before running 'make bootfiles'. You can