01:29 <tankf33der> taki: i need more output

01:29 <tankf33der> delete .SILENT keyword in Makefile and show full output

04:49 <abu[m]> The best way is to upgrade Debian to a more recent release

07:31 <tankf33der> his error still unknown

07:35 <abu[m]> I understood it that way that Debian in WSL comes with LLVM 3.8.1which is far too old

07:35 <abu[m]> So readline is probably too old too

09:02 <taki> As I said, I just wanted a testbed installation to experiment with the system as I go through Mia's tutorials...in that sense, whether the Linux Distro is Debian or Ubuntu is not important:)  I  chose Debian at first, for the same reason I like picolisp, it is minimal compared to Ubuntu. But as for now, Ubuntu is fine also:)  Having said that, I

09:02 <taki> am more of a BSD guy myself. Been using FreeBSD since the late '90s, and I would love to know your experiences with picolisp and the BSDs. LLVM is really well supported on FreeBSD, so theoritically I don't see any issues. What do u guys think?

09:04 <taki> By the way....tankf33der, u showed so much interest, so I couldn't ignore your request. Here is the full output of make after commenting out SILENT:

09:04 <taki> clang -w -D_OS='"Linux"' -D_CPU='"x86_64"' sysdefs.c && ./a.out > ../lib/sysdefs && rm ./a.out

09:04 <taki> opt -O3 -o base.bc base.ll

09:04 <taki> opt: base.ll:1:1: error: expected top-level entity

09:04 <taki> source_filename = "base.l"

09:04 <taki> ^

09:04 <taki> Makefile:40: recipe for target 'base.bc' failed

09:04 <taki> make: *** [base.bc] Error 1

09:04 <abu[m]> Yeah, tankf33derdid a lot ot tests on some BSDs

09:05 <taki> But to be honest I'm more with abu[m] on this one, the problem is because of all these ancient packages that Debian WSL come with :)

09:05 <abu[m]> taki, as you said that LLVM is 3.x.x I think it explains it. We definitely need 7+

09:05 <abu[m]> T

09:07 <taki> yup...definetely....I am with u on this abu....I don't want to bother u guys with this one anymore....thank u for the tip about tankf33ders test...I will keep that in mind when the time comes :)

09:08 <abu[m]> Welcome :)