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32-bit OS X: Compiles out of the box (provided you have gfortran), all tests run fine. But... #411

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pygy opened this issue Feb 20, 2012 · 2 comments
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32-bit OS X: Compiles out of the box (provided you have gfortran), all tests run fine. But... #411

pygy opened this issue Feb 20, 2012 · 2 comments

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pygy commented Feb 20, 2012

It's all in the title. I just wanted to let you know, since it is not listed as supported.

This was done on a Core Duo under Mac OS X 10.6.8.

But:

  • I had to git clone the code, since using the tarball was causing git-related errors.
  • I had to cd external; make compile-lighttpd manually because it was nowhere to be found.
  • The web UI is problematic. The frontend works fine, but when you evaluate an expression, julia-release-webserverserver freezes, eating cycles. The prompt says 2012-02-20 12:07:54: (network_writev.c.115) writev failed: Socket is not connected 5 which is apparently a lighttpd error message. Not sure if it is 32-bit OS X related...
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The web repl is much newer, and not as well tested - which is also why lighttpd is not part of the default build. Once it stabilizes and matures more, it can become part of the default build.

I am updating the README about 32-bit OS X. Do you think it is ok to rename this issue to one about the web REPL? There's already issue #300 about julia-release-webserver taking up too much CPU.

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julia works fine on OS X 32-bit, as reported in #411
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Closing as the issues are covered in #300 and #409.

StefanKarpinski pushed a commit that referenced this issue Feb 8, 2018
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add textwidth (merge of strwidth and charwidth on 0.7) (#411)
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Keno pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 9, 2023
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Add an "egal" variant of is_quotenode (#411)
cdf1450 
To prevent invalidations one wants to avoid `==` and use `===` in
circumstances where types can't be inferred.

I should have thought of this earlier, as it would have saved some
uglification.
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