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Run Gofer directly from Docker
Not sure you are interested in this. I wanted to reproduce some stuff rom a a paper which was using Gofer. Since Gofer doesn't build on Mac OS X I decided to package it into a container. This allows executing Gofer on any platform. The build is a multi-stage build, so the results are pretty compact.
https://gist.github.com/codepitbull/ad1cfdc6a53da532c28af337414fd796
Using this you get Gofer on all OSs with a working Docker-installation.
Might be worth adding to your docs or even provide a dedicated container from the central Docker-registry.
Feel free to do whatever you feel like. If you have questions just leave them here :)
Cheers, and thanks for your work :)
Thanks for the docker heads up. Will come back to it a bit later. For now a quickie re mac building.
A colleague told me that mac had been compiled a few months ago
Can you change in the src/prelude.h file as follows:
Make
#define NETBSD 1 // line 46
and everything else 0. in particular
#define LINUX 0 // line 38
And build
Let me know if it works/doesnt?
I tried what you suggested. Enabled NETBSD and disabling LINUX on my Mac OS X 10.15.7. Running make in src-dir causes the following errors:
gcc -c -O builtin.c In file included from builtin.c:52: ./prims.c:1583:9: error: implicit declaration of function 'access' is invalid in C99 [-Werror,-Wimplicit-function-declaration] if (access(s,0)!=0) /* can't find file */ ^ ./prims.c:1620:9: error: implicit declaration of function 'access' is invalid in C99 [-Werror,-Wimplicit-function-declaration] if (access(s,0)!=0) /* can't find file? */
Sorry for long gap.
I fixed the implicit declaration of function 'access' a few months ago (on my Linux box) but forgot about this pending bug -- I really dont have access(!) to a Mac. It seems the same issue -- just that on Linux it shows as a warning and you seem to get an error.
Would you mind checking out again?
About your docker work: First thanks for the work!!
At first attempt it seems to work. But I wonder isn't there duplication? Do you really need emacs, git twice?
[This is my first use of docker so you can assume I know nothing!]
I tried compiling it on mac ( M1 Macbook pro ) and it successfully compiled using the gcc from brew ( mac os by default uses clang).
