ref: ea0f777ff662372425ab7ac2ff125ca3c7070cf6
parent: a9c6f053de3a54b55fa10ad07c5a94c76e854f58
author: Ori Bernstein <ori@eigenstate.org>
date: Wed Jun 24 07:09:14 EDT 2015
Regenerate bootstrap for OSX
--- /dev/null
+++ b/doc/mbld.txt
@@ -1,0 +1,413 @@
+{+ title : mbld: How To Use It
+ description : Care and feeding of bld.proj
+}
+
+Mbld: A Simple Build System for Myrddin
+---------------------------------------
+
+Mbld is a build system put together to avoid the inadequacies of traditional
+`make`, which, although it's great, does not have a way of scanning for
+dependencies ahead of time, and would require additional tooling to generate
+makefiles.
+
+Mbld knows enough about typical project structures and input files to know
+how to build, install, uninstall, clean, and test a project. It is aware of
+paths within a project, and while the project looks like it is recursively
+structured, it can refer to files in sibling directories painlessly.
+
+The build files are split into two different kinds: Project files, which are
+named `bld.proj`, and subfiles, named `bld.sub`, which have identical
+contents, but affect the paths referenced in the build files differently.
+
+This will be explained in more depth later.
+
+An Trivial Example
+----------
+
+To start off, we will show a trivial example for mbld:
+
+ bin hello-world =
+ hello-world.myr
+ ;;
+
+This produces a binary target called 'hello-world', using the input file
+'hello-world.myr'. You may notice that no libraries are listed. This is
+becasue 'mbld' will find installed libraries, and add them to the dependency
+list for the binaries. Local libraries will still need to be added manually.
+
+To build, install, and test this binary, the following commands can be run:
+
+ mbld # builds everything
+ mbld install # installs
+ mbld test # runs tests
+ mbld clean # removes generated files
+
+A More Complete Example
+----------------------
+
+This example covers most of the useful features that are available in a single
+directory mbld project:
+
+ # This is a comment
+ bin demo =
+ main.myr
+ demosrc.myr
+ lib convenience
+ ;;
+
+ # Attributes go in '{' '}'+ lib convenience {noinst} =+ convenience.myr
+ asmstuff+x64.s
+ portglue+linux-x64.myr
+ portglue+plan9.myr
+ portglue.myr
+ ;;
+
+ test extratests =
+ test.myr
+ ;;
+
+Starting off at the top, we have the 'demo' program. This program is composed
+of two source files: `main.myr` and `demosrc.myr`. It also pulls in the
+library `convenience`, or whatever your platform names it. This is
+similar to the trivial example above.
+
+Next, there is the definition for the library `convenience`. This is a
+library which is not installed, hence the `noinst` attribute. It contains
+a Myrddin source file, an assembly file for x86-64, and a bit of portability
+glue. This showcases a few interesting features of the build system, which
+were inspired a bit by Plan 9 and Go: System tags. Files twhich have an identical
+stem, but end with a "+tag-list" will be filtered by the tags, and the one
+most appropriate for the system will be selected.
+
+File Layout
+-----------
+
+Mbld files, as mentioned before, come in two flavors: There is `bld.proj`,
+which defines a top level project, and `bld.sub`, which defines a subproject.
+We will call the most recent directory in the heirarchy containing a
+'bld.proj' file the project root.
+
+When `mbld` is run, it will walk up the directory tree to the first `bld.proj`
+file that it can find, and treat that as the root of the build. This means
+that any references to local libraries listed in the bldfile may not escape
+the project, and the absolute paths (ie, those which start with `@/`) are
+all relative to the project root.
+
+Mbld will accept projects inside projects, but references to files may not
+escape a single project. So, for example:
+
+ bld.proj
+ foo/bld.sub
+ bar/bld.proj
+ bar/baz/bld.sub
+
+The root `bld.proj` may refer to any files in this heirarchy. So, for example,
+it could have a target:
+
+ bin b =
+ main.myr
+ lib @/foo:foo
+ lib @/bar:bar
+ lib bar/baz:baz
+ ;;
+
+Similarly, foo.sub may refer to other libraries:
+
+ bin foo =
+ foo.myr
+ @/bar:bar
+ ../bar/baz:baz
+ ;;
+
+However, any attempts to use members of foo/ as part of the build from
+within bar/ will raise an error, as you are attempting to reference a
+build from outside of the project.
+
+Commands
+--------
+
+mbld supports a number of commands to run builds. The comprehensive list is
+below:
+
+====all====
+
+This is the default target, although it can be specified explicitly. It runs
+every command needed to generate a compiled build. It will run the gen and
+cmd code, but does not run tests or install the code.
+
+====gen====
+
+This will run all 'gen' rules in the entire project. It will not run any other
+commands.
+
+====clean====
+
+This will remove all files that were automatically created by mbld in the
+build process, including any files generated by 'gen' commands that do not
+have the 'durable' attribute. Generated files with the durable attribute
+are preserved.
+
+====install====
+
+This copies the files of interest to their final homes. If the installed files
+are not yet built, it will run 'mbld all' to compile them. If the DESTDIR
+environment is set
+
+====uninstall====
+
+This is the converse of install, removing all installed binaries from their
+final homes. It does not currently remove empty directories that were created.
+
+====test====
+
+This command runs unit tests. By default, if the input list
+contain a file named `foo.myr`, and there exists a file `test/foo.myr`, then
+the latter will be assumed to be a unit test for the former. In addition,
+all of the explicit test targets will be run.
+
+====targ/path:target====
+
+This is an explicit build target. It's equivalent to what 'all' does, only
+it does it for one specific target. I'm not sure it's useful.
+
+Target Types
+------------
+
+mbld supports a small number of top level targets:
+
+====bin====
+
+The `bin` target represents a single binary. By default, on Unix-like systems,
+this binary is installed to `$prefix/bin`. For input files, it will accept
+Myrddin or assembly sources. The binary name does not include any system
+specific prefixes or suffixes. For example, building with a custom runtime:
+
+ bin foo {rt=custom_runtime.o} = input.myr list.s ;;+
+The bin target can include libraries, including libraries from siblings. It
+may not reach outside of the current project, though. In other words, it may
+not
+
+====lib====
+
+The `lib` target is similar to the `bin` target, accepting the exact same
+inputs. By default, on Unix-like systems, this library is installed to
+`$prefix/lib/myr`. This prefix is chosen both to make listing and removing
+Myrddin code easier, and to prevent conflicts with other system libraries.
+
+The library name used does not include the system specific prefixes or
+suffixes. For example, to produce `libfoo.a`:
+
+ lib foo = input.myr list.s ;;
+
+====test====
+
+The `test` target is an explicit test. It's equivalent to a `bin` target, only
+it is not installed. Instead, it is run from mbld as a unit test. A successful
+exit is interpreted as a successful test run. For example:
+
+ test foo = testfoo.myr
+
+====man====
+
+The `man` target is a list of man pages to install. Eventually it should
+probably be deprecated, and replaced with a 'doc' target that can handle
+generation from a number of sources. It takes a list of manpages, which
+are named with the section that they go into. For example:
+
+ man = apiref.3 cmdref.1 ;;
+
+====gen====
+
+The `gen` target generates a file or list of files from a command. It will
+run the command every time `gen` is run, or if the output files do not exist.
+
+If there is a `dep` attribute set, it will also rerun the gen command whenever
+at least one of outputs is older than any of the inputs. The `dep` attribute
+is necessary for this behavior because the `gen` command doesn't know anything
+about the structure of the command that it runs.
+
+A notable thing about the command is that it is not run in a shell. This is
+done to maximize portability and avoid accidental environmental dependencies.
+Commands are instead run using `std.execvp`, and are therefore resolved using
+`$PATH`, or `$path` on Plan 9. For example, if you had a configure script
+which takes a `--redo` option to rerun while preserving variables, you may run
+it like this:
+
+ gen config.myr {durable,dep=configure} = ./configure --redo ;;+
+The `durable` attribute keeps it around even after a `mbld clean` is run,
+and the `dep` attribute reruns the command after the `configure` file changes.
+
+====sub====
+
+The `sub` target includes the subdirectories listed in the file to
+
+System Tags
+-----------
+
+Mbld supports system specific file versions. These are selected via the
+tags in the file name: Given a set of files with the same stem, and 0
+or more tags, then the file with the best match for the system will be
+selected for the build, and all others ignored.
+
+Tags in the file name follow the first '+', and are a '-' separated group
+of words, which mbld will match against. So, for example, if I am building
+on x86-64 linux, and I have the following set of files listed in my build:
+
+ foo+osx-x64.myr
+ foo.myr
+ foo+posixy.myr
+ foo+linux.myr
+ foo+linux-x64.myr
+
+the match will proceed as follows:
+
+- First, `foo+osx-x64.myr` will be rejected. The 'osx' tag does not match
+ the current system.
+
+- Second, `foo.myr` will be recorded as having zero matches.
+
+- Third, `foo+posixy.myr` will be recorded as having one match.
+
+- Fourth, `foo+linux.myr` will be recorded as having one match
+
+- Fifth, `foo+linux-x64.myr` will be recorded as having two matches.
+
+Since there is one file with 2 matches, there is a clear winner, and
+foo+linux-x64.myr is selected for the build.
+
+If the build did not list foo+linux-x64.myr, then there would be an ambiguity,
+and the build would fail, as both foo+posixy.myr and foo+linux.myr have one
+match. There is no weighting for tags.
+
+And finally, if there were no matching files -- for example, a linux build
+with only foo+osx-x64.myr listed -- then the build would fail due to a lack
+of matching inputs.
+
+Attributes
+------------
+
+Various targets support different sets of attributes in mbld; This is a list
+of all attribtues and which build targets they apply to:
+
+====dep=file====
+
+Explicitly adds a dependency for the target. When the file listed in the
+dependency attribute changes, the rule will be rerun. This attribute may be
+repeated to list multiple files as dependencies. Valid on gen and cmd targets.
+
+====durable====
+
+Makes the outputs of this rule exempt from cleaning on an 'mbld clean'. This
+is useful for outputs that are expensive to generate, or created on the output
+of user commands, such as 'configure' scripts. Valid on gen and cmd targets.
+
+====inc=path====
+
+Adds an entry to the include path when running 6m. This can be useful for
+nonstandard include, although a `lib` directive should already include the use
+path for the library. This should only be rarely needed. Valid on bin, test,
+and lib targets.
+
+====ldscript=script====
+
+Uses a linker script when linking binaries, instead of going for the default
+linker behavior. This is useful when linking binaries with strange linker
+requirements -- for example, when linking a kernel. Valid on bin and test
+targets.
+
+====noinst====
+
+Tells mbld that a file should not be installed. Valid on bin, test, and lib
+targets.
+
+====runtime=rtpath====
+
+Tells mbld to link with a custom runtime; This is the code that handles the
+startup of the binary, various low level abortions, and emulation of certain
+unsupported operations. If you need to build a kernel, you will probably want
+to write your own custom runtime. Valid on bin and test targets.
+
+====sys====
+
+(UNIMPLEMENTED): This adds system tagging to targets, allowing them to be
+built or not on various platforms. Allowed on gen, cmd, bin, lib and test
+targets.
+
+Semiformal Syntax
+-----------------
+
+The full syntax is below, in pseudo-yacc:
+
+A bldfile is a list of targets:
+
+ bldfile: target
+ | bldfile target
+
+A target is a target type, followed by the target information.
+
+ target: "bin" myrtarget
+ | "lib" myrtarget
+ | "test" myrtarget
+ | "gen" cmdtarget
+ | "cmd" cmdtarget
+ | "man" anontarget
+ | "sub" anontarget
+
+The target information generally either takes the form `name {attrs} = inputs+;;` or ` = inputs ;;`. Command targets take a list of output files.
+
+ myrtarget: name attrs "=" inputlist ";;"
+ cmdtarget: wordlist attrs "=" cmd ";;"
+ subtarget: attrs "=" wordlist ";;"
+ inputlist: input
+ | inputlist input
+
+The inputs are generally a list of names. Myrddin targets can also include
+dependency tags, in the form of `lib libraryname`.
+
+ input: name
+ | "lib" name
+ namelist: name
+ | namelist name
+
+Rules also accept a set of attributes, in the form of a brace-enclosed list
+of key-value pairs, for example, "{noinst,inc=local-path}"+
+ kvplist: name
+ | name "=" val
+ attrs : "{" kvplist "}"+
+All names are fairly liberal in what they accept. Any alphanumeric character
+and a large amount of punctuation is acceptable. A quoted string is also a
+word, in case the usual word characters are too restrictive.
+
+ name: wordchar*
+ | "(\"|[^"])*"
+ wordchar: any unicode alphanumeric character
+ | "." |"_" |"$" |"-" | "/" | "@" | "!"
+ | "~" | "+" |"%" |"&" |"(" | ")" | "["+ | "]" | ":"
+
+Options
+-------
+
+To see the most current list of options for mbld, run it with the '-h' option.
+For the sake of completeness, here's a dump of the options that are accepted.
+
+ -? print this help message
+ -h print this help message
+ -t list all available targets
+ -S generate assembly when building
+ -d dump debugging information for mbld
+ -I inc add 'inc' to your include path
+ -R root install into 'root'
+ -b bin compile binary named 'bin' from inputs
+ -l lib compile lib named 'lib' from inputs
+ -r rt link against runtime 'rt' instead of default
+ -C mc compile with 'mc' instead of the default compiler
+ -M mu merge uses with 'mu' instead of the default muse
--- a/mk/bootstrap/bootstrap+Darwin-x86_64.sh
+++ b/mk/bootstrap/bootstrap+Darwin-x86_64.sh
@@ -1,111 +1,112 @@
#!/bin/sh
pwd=`pwd`
+export PATH=`pwd`/6:`pwd`/muse:$PATH
echo cd $pwd/libstd; cd $pwd/libstd
-echo ../6/6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh syserrno`; ../6/6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh syserrno`
-echo ../6/6m systypes.myr ; ../6/6m systypes.myr
-echo ../6/6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh sys`; ../6/6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh sys`
-echo ../6/6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh ifreq`; ../6/6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh ifreq`
+echo 6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh syserrno`; 6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh syserrno`
+echo 6m systypes.myr ; 6m systypes.myr
+echo 6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh sys`; 6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh sys`
+echo 6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh ifreq`; 6m `$pwd/sysselect.sh ifreq`
echo as -g -o util.o `$pwd/sysselect.sh util`; as -g -o util.o `$pwd/sysselect.sh util`
echo as -g -o syscall.o `$pwd/sysselect.sh syscall`; as -g -o syscall.o `$pwd/sysselect.sh syscall`
-echo ../muse/muse -o sys syserrno.use sys.use systypes.use ifreq.use ; ../muse/muse -o sys syserrno.use sys.use systypes.use ifreq.use
+echo muse -o sys syserrno.use sys.use systypes.use ifreq.use ; muse -o sys syserrno.use sys.use systypes.use ifreq.use
echo ar -rcs libsys.a syserrno.o syscall.o util.o sys.o systypes.o ifreq.o ; ar -rcs libsys.a syserrno.o syscall.o util.o sys.o systypes.o ifreq.o
-echo ../6/6m -I . types.myr ; ../6/6m -I . types.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . cstrconv.myr ; ../6/6m -I . cstrconv.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . option.myr ; ../6/6m -I . option.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . errno.myr ; ../6/6m -I . errno.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap`; ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap`
-echo ../6/6m -I . die.myr ; ../6/6m -I . die.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . sleq.myr ; ../6/6m -I . sleq.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . hassuffix.myr ; ../6/6m -I . hassuffix.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . hashfuncs.myr ; ../6/6m -I . hashfuncs.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . slfill.myr ; ../6/6m -I . slfill.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . clear.myr ; ../6/6m -I . clear.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . extremum.myr ; ../6/6m -I . extremum.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . units.myr ; ../6/6m -I . units.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . alloc.myr ; ../6/6m -I . alloc.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . rand.myr ; ../6/6m -I . rand.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . utf.myr ; ../6/6m -I . utf.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . slcp.myr ; ../6/6m -I . slcp.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . sldup.myr ; ../6/6m -I . sldup.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh wait`; ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh wait`
-echo ../6/6m -I . now.myr ; ../6/6m -I . now.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . strjoin.myr ; ../6/6m -I . strjoin.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . mk.myr ; ../6/6m -I . mk.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . sljoin.myr ; ../6/6m -I . sljoin.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . result.myr ; ../6/6m -I . result.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . slurp.myr ; ../6/6m -I . slurp.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . strfind.myr ; ../6/6m -I . strfind.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . dirname.myr ; ../6/6m -I . dirname.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . putint.myr ; ../6/6m -I . putint.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . mkpath.myr ; ../6/6m -I . mkpath.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . introspect.myr ; ../6/6m -I . introspect.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . chartype.myr ; ../6/6m -I . chartype.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . cmp.myr ; ../6/6m -I . cmp.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . hasprefix.myr ; ../6/6m -I . hasprefix.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . slpush.myr ; ../6/6m -I . slpush.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . bigint.myr ; ../6/6m -I . bigint.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . strsplit.myr ; ../6/6m -I . strsplit.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . fltbits.myr ; ../6/6m -I . fltbits.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh env`; ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh env`
-echo ../6/6m -I . strbuf.myr ; ../6/6m -I . strbuf.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . fltfmt.myr ; ../6/6m -I . fltfmt.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . htab.myr ; ../6/6m -I . htab.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap-ss`; ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap-ss`
-echo ../6/6m -I . varargs.myr ; ../6/6m -I . varargs.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . fmt.myr ; ../6/6m -I . fmt.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . endian.myr ; ../6/6m -I . endian.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . intparse.myr ; ../6/6m -I . intparse.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . ipparse.myr ; ../6/6m -I . ipparse.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . strstrip.myr ; ../6/6m -I . strstrip.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh resolve`; ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh resolve`
-echo ../6/6m -I . pathjoin.myr ; ../6/6m -I . pathjoin.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . optparse.myr ; ../6/6m -I . optparse.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dir`; ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dir`
-echo ../6/6m -I . execvp.myr ; ../6/6m -I . execvp.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . slput.myr ; ../6/6m -I . slput.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . spork.myr ; ../6/6m -I . spork.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . getint.myr ; ../6/6m -I . getint.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . blat.myr ; ../6/6m -I . blat.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . try.myr ; ../6/6m -I . try.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . sort.myr ; ../6/6m -I . sort.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . search.myr ; ../6/6m -I . search.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . getcwd.myr ; ../6/6m -I . getcwd.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . swap.myr ; ../6/6m -I . swap.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . bitset.myr ; ../6/6m -I . bitset.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dial`; ../6/6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dial`
-echo ../muse/muse -o std slfill.use dial.use putint.use fmt.use syswrap.use try.use sort.use blat.use pathjoin.use strjoin.use mk.use swap.use hassuffix.use execvp.use types.use ipparse.use strfind.use utf.use cstrconv.use syswrap-ss.use search.use die.use units.use sljoin.use slpush.use result.use htab.use now.use strstrip.use env.use bitset.use getcwd.use rand.use resolve.use dir.use slurp.use intparse.use varargs.use strbuf.use clear.use hasprefix.use slput.use mkpath.use getint.use strsplit.use introspect.use dirname.use sleq.use endian.use alloc.use optparse.use spork.use fltbits.use cmp.use sldup.use chartype.use fltfmt.use bigint.use option.use extremum.use hashfuncs.use wait.use errno.use slcp.use ; ../muse/muse -o std slfill.use dial.use putint.use fmt.use syswrap.use try.use sort.use blat.use pathjoin.use strjoin.use mk.use swap.use hassuffix.use execvp.use types.use ipparse.use strfind.use utf.use cstrconv.use syswrap-ss.use search.use die.use units.use sljoin.use slpush.use result.use htab.use now.use strstrip.use env.use bitset.use getcwd.use rand.use resolve.use dir.use slurp.use intparse.use varargs.use strbuf.use clear.use hasprefix.use slput.use mkpath.use getint.use strsplit.use introspect.use dirname.use sleq.use endian.use alloc.use optparse.use spork.use fltbits.use cmp.use sldup.use chartype.use fltfmt.use bigint.use option.use extremum.use hashfuncs.use wait.use errno.use slcp.use
+echo 6m -I . types.myr ; 6m -I . types.myr
+echo 6m -I . cstrconv.myr ; 6m -I . cstrconv.myr
+echo 6m -I . option.myr ; 6m -I . option.myr
+echo 6m -I . errno.myr ; 6m -I . errno.myr
+echo 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap`; 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap`
+echo 6m -I . die.myr ; 6m -I . die.myr
+echo 6m -I . sleq.myr ; 6m -I . sleq.myr
+echo 6m -I . hassuffix.myr ; 6m -I . hassuffix.myr
+echo 6m -I . hashfuncs.myr ; 6m -I . hashfuncs.myr
+echo 6m -I . slfill.myr ; 6m -I . slfill.myr
+echo 6m -I . clear.myr ; 6m -I . clear.myr
+echo 6m -I . extremum.myr ; 6m -I . extremum.myr
+echo 6m -I . units.myr ; 6m -I . units.myr
+echo 6m -I . alloc.myr ; 6m -I . alloc.myr
+echo 6m -I . rand.myr ; 6m -I . rand.myr
+echo 6m -I . utf.myr ; 6m -I . utf.myr
+echo 6m -I . slcp.myr ; 6m -I . slcp.myr
+echo 6m -I . sldup.myr ; 6m -I . sldup.myr
+echo 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh wait`; 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh wait`
+echo 6m -I . now.myr ; 6m -I . now.myr
+echo 6m -I . strjoin.myr ; 6m -I . strjoin.myr
+echo 6m -I . mk.myr ; 6m -I . mk.myr
+echo 6m -I . sljoin.myr ; 6m -I . sljoin.myr
+echo 6m -I . result.myr ; 6m -I . result.myr
+echo 6m -I . slurp.myr ; 6m -I . slurp.myr
+echo 6m -I . strfind.myr ; 6m -I . strfind.myr
+echo 6m -I . dirname.myr ; 6m -I . dirname.myr
+echo 6m -I . putint.myr ; 6m -I . putint.myr
+echo 6m -I . mkpath.myr ; 6m -I . mkpath.myr
+echo 6m -I . introspect.myr ; 6m -I . introspect.myr
+echo 6m -I . chartype.myr ; 6m -I . chartype.myr
+echo 6m -I . cmp.myr ; 6m -I . cmp.myr
+echo 6m -I . hasprefix.myr ; 6m -I . hasprefix.myr
+echo 6m -I . slpush.myr ; 6m -I . slpush.myr
+echo 6m -I . bigint.myr ; 6m -I . bigint.myr
+echo 6m -I . strsplit.myr ; 6m -I . strsplit.myr
+echo 6m -I . fltbits.myr ; 6m -I . fltbits.myr
+echo 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh env`; 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh env`
+echo 6m -I . strbuf.myr ; 6m -I . strbuf.myr
+echo 6m -I . fltfmt.myr ; 6m -I . fltfmt.myr
+echo 6m -I . htab.myr ; 6m -I . htab.myr
+echo 6m -I . intparse.myr ; 6m -I . intparse.myr
+echo 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap-ss`; 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh syswrap-ss`
+echo 6m -I . varargs.myr ; 6m -I . varargs.myr
+echo 6m -I . fmt.myr ; 6m -I . fmt.myr
+echo 6m -I . endian.myr ; 6m -I . endian.myr
+echo 6m -I . ipparse.myr ; 6m -I . ipparse.myr
+echo 6m -I . strstrip.myr ; 6m -I . strstrip.myr
+echo 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh resolve`; 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh resolve`
+echo 6m -I . pathjoin.myr ; 6m -I . pathjoin.myr
+echo 6m -I . optparse.myr ; 6m -I . optparse.myr
+echo 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dir`; 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dir`
+echo 6m -I . execvp.myr ; 6m -I . execvp.myr
+echo 6m -I . slput.myr ; 6m -I . slput.myr
+echo 6m -I . spork.myr ; 6m -I . spork.myr
+echo 6m -I . getint.myr ; 6m -I . getint.myr
+echo 6m -I . blat.myr ; 6m -I . blat.myr
+echo 6m -I . try.myr ; 6m -I . try.myr
+echo 6m -I . sort.myr ; 6m -I . sort.myr
+echo 6m -I . search.myr ; 6m -I . search.myr
+echo 6m -I . getcwd.myr ; 6m -I . getcwd.myr
+echo 6m -I . swap.myr ; 6m -I . swap.myr
+echo 6m -I . bitset.myr ; 6m -I . bitset.myr
+echo 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dial`; 6m -I . `$pwd/sysselect.sh dial`
+echo muse -o std slfill.use dial.use putint.use fmt.use syswrap.use try.use sort.use blat.use pathjoin.use strjoin.use mk.use swap.use hassuffix.use execvp.use types.use ipparse.use strfind.use utf.use cstrconv.use syswrap-ss.use search.use die.use units.use sljoin.use slpush.use result.use htab.use now.use strstrip.use env.use bitset.use getcwd.use rand.use resolve.use dir.use slurp.use intparse.use varargs.use strbuf.use clear.use hasprefix.use slput.use mkpath.use getint.use strsplit.use introspect.use dirname.use sleq.use endian.use alloc.use optparse.use spork.use fltbits.use cmp.use sldup.use chartype.use fltfmt.use bigint.use option.use extremum.use hashfuncs.use wait.use errno.use slcp.use ; muse -o std slfill.use dial.use putint.use fmt.use syswrap.use try.use sort.use blat.use pathjoin.use strjoin.use mk.use swap.use hassuffix.use execvp.use types.use ipparse.use strfind.use utf.use cstrconv.use syswrap-ss.use search.use die.use units.use sljoin.use slpush.use result.use htab.use now.use strstrip.use env.use bitset.use getcwd.use rand.use resolve.use dir.use slurp.use intparse.use varargs.use strbuf.use clear.use hasprefix.use slput.use mkpath.use getint.use strsplit.use introspect.use dirname.use sleq.use endian.use alloc.use optparse.use spork.use fltbits.use cmp.use sldup.use chartype.use fltfmt.use bigint.use option.use extremum.use hashfuncs.use wait.use errno.use slcp.use
echo ar -rcs libstd.a slfill.o dial.o putint.o fmt.o syswrap.o try.o sort.o blat.o pathjoin.o strjoin.o mk.o swap.o hassuffix.o execvp.o types.o ipparse.o strfind.o utf.o cstrconv.o syswrap-ss.o search.o die.o units.o sljoin.o slpush.o result.o htab.o now.o strstrip.o env.o bitset.o getcwd.o rand.o resolve.o dir.o slurp.o intparse.o varargs.o strbuf.o clear.o hasprefix.o slput.o mkpath.o getint.o strsplit.o introspect.o dirname.o sleq.o endian.o alloc.o optparse.o spork.o fltbits.o cmp.o sldup.o chartype.o fltfmt.o bigint.o option.o extremum.o hashfuncs.o wait.o errno.o slcp.o ; ar -rcs libstd.a slfill.o dial.o putint.o fmt.o syswrap.o try.o sort.o blat.o pathjoin.o strjoin.o mk.o swap.o hassuffix.o execvp.o types.o ipparse.o strfind.o utf.o cstrconv.o syswrap-ss.o search.o die.o units.o sljoin.o slpush.o result.o htab.o now.o strstrip.o env.o bitset.o getcwd.o rand.o resolve.o dir.o slurp.o intparse.o varargs.o strbuf.o clear.o hasprefix.o slput.o mkpath.o getint.o strsplit.o introspect.o dirname.o sleq.o endian.o alloc.o optparse.o spork.o fltbits.o cmp.o sldup.o chartype.o fltfmt.o bigint.o option.o extremum.o hashfuncs.o wait.o errno.o slcp.o
echo cd $pwd; cd $pwd
echo cd $pwd/libbio; cd $pwd/libbio
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libstd bio.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libstd bio.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libstd puti.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libstd puti.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libstd geti.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libstd geti.myr
-echo ../muse/muse -o bio puti.use bio.use geti.use ; ../muse/muse -o bio puti.use bio.use geti.use
+echo 6m -I ../libstd bio.myr ; 6m -I ../libstd bio.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libstd puti.myr ; 6m -I ../libstd puti.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libstd geti.myr ; 6m -I ../libstd geti.myr
+echo muse -o bio puti.use bio.use geti.use ; muse -o bio puti.use bio.use geti.use
echo ar -rcs libbio.a puti.o bio.o geti.o ; ar -rcs libbio.a puti.o bio.o geti.o
echo cd $pwd; cd $pwd
echo cd $pwd/libregex; cd $pwd/libregex
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libstd types.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libstd types.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libstd interp.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libstd interp.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libstd ranges.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libstd ranges.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libstd compile.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libstd compile.myr
-echo ../muse/muse -o regex interp.use types.use compile.use ranges.use ; ../muse/muse -o regex interp.use types.use compile.use ranges.use
+echo 6m -I ../libstd types.myr ; 6m -I ../libstd types.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libstd interp.myr ; 6m -I ../libstd interp.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libstd ranges.myr ; 6m -I ../libstd ranges.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libstd compile.myr ; 6m -I ../libstd compile.myr
+echo muse -o regex interp.use types.use compile.use ranges.use ; muse -o regex interp.use types.use compile.use ranges.use
echo ar -rcs libregex.a interp.o types.o compile.o ranges.o ; ar -rcs libregex.a interp.o types.o compile.o ranges.o
echo cd $pwd; cd $pwd
echo cd $pwd/mbld; cd $pwd/mbld
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd config.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd config.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd opts.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd opts.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd types.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd types.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd util.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd util.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd deps.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd deps.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd fsel.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd fsel.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd parse.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd parse.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd build.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd build.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd install.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd install.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd clean.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd clean.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd test.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd test.myr
-echo ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd main.myr ; ../6/6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd main.myr
-echo ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o mbld ../rt/_myrrt.o clean.o config.o deps.o types.o fsel.o util.o parse.o main.o build.o opts.o install.o test.o -L../libregex -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6 ; ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o mbld ../rt/_myrrt.o clean.o config.o deps.o types.o fsel.o util.o parse.o main.o build.o opts.o install.o test.o -L../libregex -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd config.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd config.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd opts.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd opts.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd types.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd types.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd util.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd util.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd deps.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd deps.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd fsel.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd fsel.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd parse.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd parse.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd build.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd build.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd install.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd install.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd clean.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd clean.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd test.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd test.myr
+echo 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd main.myr ; 6m -I ../libregex -I ../libbio -I ../libstd main.myr
+echo ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o mbld /Users/orib/src/myr/mc/rt/_myrrt.o clean.o config.o deps.o types.o fsel.o util.o parse.o main.o build.o opts.o install.o test.o -L../libregex -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6 ; ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o mbld /Users/orib/src/myr/mc/rt/_myrrt.o clean.o config.o deps.o types.o fsel.o util.o parse.o main.o build.o opts.o install.o test.o -L../libregex -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6
echo cd $pwd; cd $pwd
echo cd $pwd/libregex; cd $pwd/libregex
-echo ../6/6m -I . -I ../libbio -I ../libstd redump.myr ; ../6/6m -I . -I ../libbio -I ../libstd redump.myr
-echo ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o redump ../rt/_myrrt.o redump.o -L. -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6 ; ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o redump ../rt/_myrrt.o redump.o -L. -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6
+echo 6m -I . -I ../libbio -I ../libstd redump.myr ; 6m -I . -I ../libbio -I ../libstd redump.myr
+echo ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o redump /Users/orib/src/myr/mc/rt/_myrrt.o redump.o -L. -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6 ; ld -pagezero_size 0x100000000 -macosx_version_min 10.6 -o redump /Users/orib/src/myr/mc/rt/_myrrt.o redump.o -L. -L../libbio -L../libstd -lregex -lbio -lstd -lsys -macosx_version_min 10.6