UPDATE: I made the following modules build on macOS:
endianess, fann, file, genann, math, mem, mmpfr (high precision math library), net, process, rs232, string, time, sdl-2.0
librs232 (serialport by libserialport)
sdl-2.0: prog/lines.l1com now works! I had to call a SDL event function in the delay loop!
(:sdl_get_mouse_state !)
This is needed to avoid errors on macOS.
I get this errror messsage:
running lines SDL demo...
Assertion failed: (!needsMainQueue() || pthread_main_np() != 0), function invoke, file /System/Volumes/Data/SWE/macOS/BuildRoots/220e8a1b79/Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/SkyLight/SkyLight-588.8/SkyLight/Services/PortStreams/CGSDatagramReadStream.cc, line 147.
So now the SDL module seems to run to the end of the lines.l1com program.
If you are a macOS user then you could run the build script and tell me if the lines demo
shows the window and the lines!
If you want to try it, then here is what I found out so far: You have to edit "include/settings.h" to:
// division by zero checking
#define DIVISIONCHECK 0
// switch on on Linux
#define CPU_SET_AFFINITY 0
In the following lines "$HOME" means your home directory path. The next step is to create a "$HOME/bin" and a "$HOME/l1vm" directory in your home directory. The L1VM programs and libraries are installed into the "bin" directory and the data into "l1vm".
You now have to add the "$HOME/bin" directory to your PATH env variable. Add the following lines to your "$HOME/.bashrc" config file:
export PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$HOME/bin:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
And write the following lines into your "~/.bash_profile"
if [ -r ~/.bashrc ]; then
source ~/.bashrc
fi
Now you can try to build on macOS:
$ ./install-zerobuild-macos.sh
If you get error messages while building the "mpfr-c++" library then try to copy the file: "vm/modules/mpfr-c++/mpreal.h" to "/usr/local/include". My "mpreal.h" is a patched version with some fixes in it. See "vm/modules/mpfr-c++/README.md"