Noah,
I would proceed like this: first, modify bin/machine-type to return a string that
identifies the platform ("alpha-linux" or something).
Then copy the x86 Linux makefile
(commmon/Makefile.machine.i686) to common/Makefile.machine.alpha-linux and see
if that works. Since the compiler (gcc) and OS are the same I expect that to work,
possibly with minor tweaks. Remove any gcc flags that are specific to the
Intel target.
If you get it working please mail me the changes you made.
--Andreas
In message <200204030708.g3378Ja05200 at ADDRESS HIDDEN>you wrote:
>
>
> I would like to run the toolkit on dec alpha hardware that is running
> linux. (Redhat, I believe).
>
> Does anyone have a makefile appropriate for this blend? Any tips on
> how to create an appropriate Makefile.machine.linux+alpha ???
>
> In theory, these machines should be able to run binaries compiled on
> alphas with digital unix, and that used to work, but no longer does,
> exiting with:
>
> (ds20-31: bin/alpha) ./ngram -help
> exception system: exiting due to internal error: out of memory trying to allocate exception system resources
> Abort
> (ds20-31: bin/alpha)
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