Ch. A. Herrmann
2005-10-10 15:54:39 UTC
Dear MetaOCaml hackers,
the installation of MetaOCaml on my laptop (mobile AMD athlon processor,
family 6, model 8)
fails, in the interaction of gcc and asm, due to lack of registers. The
recognized architecture
was ia32 which might have more registers, I don't know. The error
message is attached.
The problem occurs with MetaOCaml_307... as well as MetaOCaml_308...
versions. Currently, I'm
using gcc version 4.0.2 20050901 but the problem also occured about half
a year ago with another gcc.
I'd rather prefer use of other compiler flags or small,
correctness-preserving changes to the source code
than to install an additional gcc version, which might cause an
avalanche of further problems.
Since it is not the first time the problem occurs I'd like if it could
be fixed in future releases. For the
meantime, please tell me how to circumvent the problem without much effort.
If you are convinced that the problem can best be fixed by an OCaml
expert who is not on
this mailing list, please tell me the email address or forward this email.
Thank you very much in advance
--
Christoph Herrmann
University of Passau, Germany
the installation of MetaOCaml on my laptop (mobile AMD athlon processor,
family 6, model 8)
fails, in the interaction of gcc and asm, due to lack of registers. The
recognized architecture
was ia32 which might have more registers, I don't know. The error
message is attached.
The problem occurs with MetaOCaml_307... as well as MetaOCaml_308...
versions. Currently, I'm
using gcc version 4.0.2 20050901 but the problem also occured about half
a year ago with another gcc.
I'd rather prefer use of other compiler flags or small,
correctness-preserving changes to the source code
than to install an additional gcc version, which might cause an
avalanche of further problems.
Since it is not the first time the problem occurs I'd like if it could
be fixed in future releases. For the
meantime, please tell me how to circumvent the problem without much effort.
If you are convinced that the problem can best be fixed by an OCaml
expert who is not on
this mailing list, please tell me the email address or forward this email.
Thank you very much in advance
--
Christoph Herrmann
University of Passau, Germany