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Patches and discussion of the open source project acme-sac, Acme: Stand Alone Complex. Submit and review patches to the acme-sac code tree.
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compiling acme-sac
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Hello,
I am trying to compile acme-sac in Linux, (Ubuntu) hoping to make it
my main environment, but I could not find any instructions to do it.
Could you please direct me to some documentation on it? I would be
grateful of any help/hint on how to compile it in linux. (The older
binaries no longer start up in Ubuntu, they error out with... more »
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Credo example: from lex and c source to cygwin executable, across directories
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This article walks through building a trivial example of lex source code into C, and then compiling the generated C source code into object files and an executable in a different directory. The point is to demonstrate using dodep to generate and customize build scripts and list dependencies, and credo to execute the build process.... more »
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A new credo: no more complex makefiles.
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Since the last thing the world needs is more complicated makefiles, I am developing in sh in Acme SAC a little tool that strips down the task of related-file management to remove makefiles per se, but keep the part that only builds if prerequisites change. Instead of one file which combines target, prereqs, and commands,... more »
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win
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Hi, I use Acme on windows. Is it possible to change the shell started by the win command? In plan9 you can use $shell but acme refuses to start with it. Thanks, L.
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should mk run targets in parallel on Windows?
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mk in acme-0.13 (latest delivery for Windows) apparently runs all jobs
in serial by default. In mk.b, sflag defaults to 1, which means
serial as I read the code. The -s option reassigns 1 to sflag. So
there's no way with the delivered code to run targets in parallel.
To exercise the parallel code, I changed sflag to default to 0, and... more »
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Thanks for acme-sac!
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Acme-sac'ers, There has obviously been lots of thought put into this project. I'm having a blast with it and to all of you who contributed: thanks! -joe
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acme-sac when monitors portrait mode
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hey all, I'm on windows 32 bit and have noticed that when I run acme-sac when my monitors are in portrait mode (hot dog style :), it totally freaks out the rendering of the window. It's pretty odd because I was expecting windows to handle all that stuff; however, I just wanted to ask if people have seen... more »
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Q: killing processes in acme-sac
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Hello all! I'm using acme-sac on both Win7 and OSX and I don't seem to be able to kill runaway processes via "kill". In addition, I see no way to send a "DELETE" character on OSX to kill a process started from a "win" session. Is this supposed to work or is this a limitation in acme-sac? I did a basic... more »
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change keyboard shortcuts
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How do I change and add keyboard shortcuts in Acme SAC? I know how to
do this in Plan 9 port (change /lib/keyboard and re-mk devdraw), but
this doesn't seem to be how one does it in Acme SAC. I've removed the
heavy black bars from Acme, so I know how to run limbo and replace a
dis file.
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