[LLVMdev] Port succesful
Tanya M. Lattner
tonic at nondot.org
Sat Nov 4 14:12:24 PST 2006
> Otherwise, I will look into deja-gnu testing, perhaps can compile it on
> windows. I will
The deja-gnu testing framework will most likely have to be rewritten to
run on Windows. Its very unix specific.
-Tanya
> also add other beckend in the future (Sparc, PowerPC). I hope windows using
> Visual C++ will be soon officially supported :)
>
> About the problem I had with system and ltdl.c, it was resolved preaty easily
> by defining
> __WINDOWS__ globally in project. I also added a global macro for strtoll
> because the
> windows version is strtol (not strtoll). macro replaces strtoll with strtol
> and it compiles.
>
> I found really a lot of warnings in the project. Should I clean them? GCC
> probably doesn't
> throw them, so I don't know ... I don't even want to try to compile with VS8
> which is even better at warnings ...
>
> Otherwise, I hope to use llvm (and of course also the port) for my project,
> baadengine (www.baadengine.org). llvm would
> serve as a script compiler (could be static or to bytecodes and JIT-ed at
> execution). I have already made the compiler
> (parsing, code extraction), all I need is to send it to LLVM to process it
> for me. So you can soon expect a new
> frontend for BSF scripts (Baadengine scripts format - java/C# like language,
> used for this project).
>
> Reegards,
> ®iga Osolin
>
>
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