1.5 KiB
vishap oberon compiler
How to install
just cd into source directory and type
make -f makefile.linux.gcc.x86_64
if you are on linux x86_64 system and you want voc to use gcc as backend.
otherwise use corresponding makefile.
then type
sudo make install
- or see COMPILE file.
How to use
Type voc and it'll show you help.
voc -M will compile your module and link it statically to libVishapOberon. voc -m will link the module dynamically.
If you have more than one module, and you want them to be compiled into elf filethen: Let's assume we have module M0 which imports M1;
voc -l M1.Mod -s M0.Mod -M
Here -l is a global option. Module M1 will be compiled with -s option, i. e. sym file will be generated.
Module M0 will be compiled and linked statically.
In case you have modules in different directories, like "ui", "logic", "math", then you need to export MODULES environment variable like this:
export MODULES=".:ui:logic:math"
and after call voc
voc -s ui0.Mod
Otherwise you can use full path:
voc -s ui/ui0.Mod
build rpm
if you'd like to build an rpm installer, then
- compress sources as voc-1.0.src.tar.bz2
assuming you in voc directory
cd .. tar -jcvpf voc-1.0.src.tar.bz2 voc
- put them to ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES (on some systems as root to /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/) or other similar location.
mkdir -p ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES
cp voc-1.0.src.tar.bz2 ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES
- cd to voc directory and run
rpmbuild -ba voc.spec
this should create voc rpm installers.