Programming and Scripting :: Programming with DSL



Quote (twrensch @ Aug. 02 2005,11:41)
I've installed Ruby and Python and they work well.

Tom, could you say whether you 'installed' Ruby and Python using the packages dated 2004/07/18 in the .../mydsl/system section of the MyDSL repository, or did you get them by some other means?

Thanks - DeeJay
I am pretty sure TCC (Tiny C Compiler) is included in the install (At least it was in earlier versions .9x vesrions going to downlosd the latest)

http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/tcc/tcc-doc.html

The above URL has the docs on how to use it.
Quote (DeeJay @ Aug. 03 2005,09:20)
could you say whether you 'installed' Ruby and Python using the packages dated 2004/07/18 in the .../mydsl/system section of the MyDSL repository, or did you get them by some other means?


I used the MyDSL packages in the repository. I don't recall the dates, but the timing is such that I should have used those packages.

I admit to only poking around a bit with Ruby, as I don't know the language well. I did a few more meaningful things with Python.

 - Tom
Quote (twrensch @ Aug. 04 2005,11:22)
I used the MyDSL packages in the repository.

Thanks Tom

DeeJay
Quote (Guest @ Aug. 03 2005,23:19)
I am pretty sure TCC (Tiny C Compiler) is included in the install (At least it was in earlier versions .9x vesrions going to downlosd the latest)

http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/tcc/tcc-doc.html

The above URL has the docs on how to use it.

I vaguely recall playing with the TCC MyDSL extension when I first looked at DSL. Doesn't seem to be available now.

I downloaded TCC and recompiled it to run under /opt. No problem at all. I'm going to try to get a sufficient group of libraries and header files installed under /opt/tcc to make it worthwhile and try some tests.

Of course the big problem is that this is a C compiler, not C++. That limits its usefulness for compiling source programs. It's also not retargetable, which limits its usefulness for embedded development work.
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