Fwd: Re: [plt-scheme] New language plugin: sPico

I have some questions about compiling the c-sources through
mzc, against the scheme-headers:
How do I do this, and is there a small tutorial online perhaps?
(have not found one yet, which covers all the holes)
I've tried to compile with MinGW; but I always get a lot of errors
like this:

spico.obj(.text+0x7c2):spico.c: undefined reference to `sprintf'
spico.obj(.text+0x87c):spico.c: undefined reference to `free'
spico.obj(.text+0x95d):spico.c: undefined reference to `malloc'
spico.obj(.text+0x306):spico.c: undefined reference to `strcpy'
spico.obj(.text+0x517):spico.c: undefined reference to `fclose'

I now these aren't scheme-errors, but maybe anyone of you knows
what my problem is...

It would be cool if I could make it work under windows, because
there are classes given in pico; in linux or windows (whatever
you want :). And crossplatform software would be great.
Building under mac was already successfull so I've heard.

If any of you wants to try a compile out... (or just the language
itself in linux) :ftp://cutie.rave.org

greetz.
toon

PS: I don't have a commercial compiler ofcourse, online the standard
gcc etc...

On (20/11/04 10:21), Robby Findler wrote:
From: Robby Findler <robby at cs.uchicago.edu>
To: Kim Gybels <kgybels at vub.ac.be>
Cc: plt-scheme at list.cs.brown.edu
Subject: Re: [plt-scheme] New language plugin: sPico
Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2004 10:21:48 -0600

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On Nov 20, 2004, at 9:07 AM, Kim Gybels wrote:

>Just one other thing I was wondering:
>is it possible to display an icon where the gc-collect icon is usually
>displayed. We need this because the Pico-vm also does garbage
>collects, and we want to show this by using a different gc-icon :)

You cannot replace that icon without changing the existing source, but 
you can add one next to it. See the docs for frame:info in the 
framework (let me know if you get stuck).

Robby