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diff --git a/src/ChezScheme/BUILDING b/src/ChezScheme/BUILDING index 8a291bf22d..074b2c092c 100644 --- a/src/ChezScheme/BUILDING +++ b/src/ChezScheme/BUILDING @@ -46,26 +46,33 @@ VIA SHELL section later in this file. Otherwise, to get further instructions, try running ./configure - make <machine type> - -The output will either suggest using Racket as - - racket rktboot/main.rkt --machine <machine type> + make -or using the pb boot files with +The output will either suggest using using the pb boot files with ./configure --pb make <machine type>.bootquick -and then trying again with `./configure`. +or Racket as -If you plan to build on multiple different machines, then it may be a -good idea to generate pb boot files via Racket: + racket rktboot/main.rkt --machine <machine type> + +and then trying again with `./configure`. In the former case, you can +use "auto.bootquick" instead of "<machine type>.bootquick". + +If you plan to build on multiple different machines and you don't have +pbb bboot files, then it may be a good idea to generate pb boot files +via Racket: racket rktboot/main.rkt --machine pb -Then, you can use the ob boot files on different machines instead of -having to install Racket on each machine. +Then, you can use the pb boot files on different machines instead of +having to install Racket on each machine. Alternatively, after you +have a Chez Scheme build on one machine, you can use use + + make <machine type>.boot + +to more quickly create boot files for any <machine type>. CONFIGURING AND BUILDING |