Hello,
thanks to Sylvain I have now a statically linked ECL binary.
Now I'm trying to build my own binaries with it; I run
<path>/build/bin/ecl -dir <path>/build make-binary.lisp
where make-binary.lisp is
(compile-file "test.lisp" :system-p t)
(c:build-program "test" :lisp-files '("test.o"))
This says
;;; Loading #P"<path>/build/cmp.fasc"
An error occurred during initialization:
Corrupt bytecodes file #P"<path>/build/cmp.fasc".
with
$ file <path>/build/cmp.fasc
<path>/build/cmp.fasc: ASCII text, with very long lines
$ head -1 <path>/build/cmp.fasc | cut -c1-70
(FUNCALL #Y(SI:BYTECODES NIL NIL (15 0 75 17 1 29) ("CL" EXT:PACKAGE-L
This even happens if test.lisp only has (format t "hello") and (quit) lines.
Can somebody help again, please?
Regards,
Phil
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