Compiling sid in cygwin (eCos and SID on ARM PID)

Compiling sid in cygwin (eCos and SID on ARM PID)

[Cathy Radix]

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Hi,

I am presently trying to install SID following the HOWTO instructions
posted in the mailing list, but having trouble running "make cgen-all".
(see output below).
It says that "symbol-bound" has been deprecated.
I am running Guile 1.6.0 and make 3.79.1

Has anyone seen this before?

Cathy Radix

$ make cgen-all
for subdir in  arm7t m32r xstormy16; do \
        (cd $subdir && make "TOP_CXXFLAGS=" cgen-all); \
done
make[1]: Entering directory `/src/sid-cvs/build/sid/component/cgen-cpu/arm7t'
/bin/sh ../CGEN.sh cpu-decode /src/sid-cvs/src/sid/component/cgen-cpu/arm7t /src
/sid-cvs/src/sid/component/cgen-cpu/arm7t/../../../../cgen "-v" \
arm "" arm "arm,thumb" arm7tdmi arm "arm-" "desc.h"
`symbol-bound?' is deprecated. Use hashtables instead.
ERROR: Wrong number of arguments to #<primitive-procedure eval>
make[1]: *** [cgen-arm] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/src/sid-cvs/build/sid/component/cgen-cpu/arm7t'
make[1]: Entering directory `/src/sid-cvs/build/sid/component/cgen-cpu/m32r'
/bin/sh ../CGEN.sh cpu-decode /src/sid-cvs/src/sid/component/cgen-cpu/m32r /src/
sid-cvs/src/sid/component/cgen-cpu/m32r/../../../../cgen "-v" \
m32r "with-scache" m32rbf m32r m32r m32rbf "m32r-" \
"desc.h cpu.h decode.h decode.cxx semantics.cxx write.cxx defs.h"
`symbol-bound?' is deprecated. Use hashtables instead.
ERROR: Wrong number of arguments to #<primitive-procedure eval>
make[1]: *** [cgen-m32r] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/src/sid-cvs/build/sid/component/cgen-cpu/m32r'
make[1]: Entering directory `/src/sid-cvs/build/sid/component/cgen-cpu/xstormy16
'
/bin/sh ../CGEN.sh cpu-decode /src/sid-cvs/src/sid/component/cgen-cpu/xstormy16
/src/sid-cvs/src/sid/component/cgen-cpu/xstormy16/../../../../cgen "-v" \
xstormy16 "with-scache" xstormy16 xstormy16 xstormy16 xstormy16 "xstormy16-" \
"desc.h cpu.h defs.h decode.h decode.cxx write.cxx semantics.cxx"
`symbol-bound?' is deprecated. Use hashtables instead.
ERROR: Wrong number of arguments to #<primitive-procedure eval>
make[1]: *** [cgen-xstormy16] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/src/sid-cvs/build/sid/component/cgen-cpu/xstormy16'

make: *** [cgen-all] Error 2

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Re: Compiling sid in cygwin (eCos and SID on ARM PID)

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

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Hi -

On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 09:44:37AM -0400, Cathy Radix wrote:
> I am presently trying to install SID following the HOWTO instructions
> posted in the mailing list, but having trouble running "make cgen-all".
> (see output below).
> It says that "symbol-bound" has been deprecated.
> I am running Guile 1.6.0 and make 3.79.1
> [...]
> /sid-cvs/src/sid/component/cgen-cpu/arm7t/../../../../cgen "-v" \
> arm "" arm "arm,thumb" arm7tdmi arm "arm-" "desc.h"
> `symbol-bound?' is deprecated. Use hashtables instead.
> ERROR: Wrong number of arguments to #<primitive-procedure eval>
> [...]

I guess cgen is behind the times - we normally use guile 1.3 or 1.4;
you may be the first one to try 1.6.  You could try installing an older
guile someplace off on the side, and put it into your $PATH for cgen
runs / sid builds.

Then again, the eCos/sid HOWTO mentions a cgen patch and a sid cgen
regeneration phase that is now unnecessary, since the arm7t patch is
included in the repository.  You should be able to skip right to
the "make all install" stage.


- FChE

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Re: Compiling sid in cygwin (eCos and SID on ARM PID)

[Ben Elliston]

Hi Cathy,

>>>>> "Cathy" == Cathy Radix <radix_c@hotmail.com> writes:

  Cathy> I am presently trying to install SID following the HOWTO instructions
  Cathy> posted in the mailing list, but having trouble running "make cgen-all".

If you're just trying to build SID, there is no need to run CGEN.  SID
comes with pregenerated source files for the simulator guts that you
can just compile as usual.

Ben