Mike Gran <spk...@yahoo.com> skribis: > Right now, the Guile project does a poor job of testing Guile on > multiple platforms. Hydra does check that i686-linux, x86_64-linux > and x86_64-darwin compile, but, that's about the extent of multi-platform > testing. (There are Hydra jobs for Cygwin and Solaris, but, they are > broken; and FreeBSD hasn't built successfully in a year or so on 2.0)
Actually --without-threads builds work on FreeBSD, but there’s a known problem in the tracker about threading there. I see the Darwin machines at hydra.nixos.org are currently down, I’ll ping the admins (Darwin builds have been fairly reliable over the years.) I admit that Solaris and Cygwin are more problematic, though I did some work in the past to help with those. > Guile has some talented hackers, and maybe they could write a better > dynamic linker than libtool, but, history suggests that Guile might > lose interest in maintaining such code for non-GNU systems. I tend to agree. This is typically where ltdl is supposed to help. Ludo’.
