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I've been fighting this problem while working on getting the VM to
build (and work) under linux -- I am going to get through the process
by manually modifying the includeDB files; misery loves company. I
haven't been bitten by the primitive generator problem as of yet, but
the code is not compiling yet. GCC 4.1.1 is not happy with large
amounts of the code and spending a good bit of time cleaning up things
that the latest version of VS.NET lets slide right through.
On the other hand, it keeps me off the streets and out of trouble.
On Feb 22, 4:18 pm, "oe" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> anybody? Ok, I've investigated the include issue some more, and I see
> now that it's not as straight-forward as I thought it would be (seems
> everybody knew except me ;-) At least it helped me to get started with
> Perl...
>
> I'm still concerned with the prim makefile, though. Since it's a
> makefile, I'd guess it is important to build Strongtalk after changes
> to the primitives? Looking at the comments (prim.hpp), I can imagine
> the workflow is: primdeffilter builds prims.src from *_prims.hpp, then
> (Strongtalk) DeltaPrimitiveGenerator builds prims.inc from prims.src.
> As I said, I'm a Smalltalk beginner, so I haven't figured out yet what
> DeltaPrimitiveGenerator actually does. Maybe primitives are fixed and
> not supposed to be changed at all? Any help is truly appreciated.
>
> Oliver
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