Installing SML/NJ

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2 total messages Started by Marc WANDSCHNEIDER Mon, 05 Oct 1992 02:47

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Author: Marc WANDSCHNEIDER
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 02:47

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I grabbed the sources for SML/NJ 0.75 a bit back, and started to build it.

When I was done, I was left with a large executable sml (interpreter) and
a file called smlc (compiler).

The question is:  Are these completely independant files???  Can I take them
and put them in a directory by themselves????  I was under the assumption
that SML had some sort of run-time system.

However, I saw no evidence of this in the code, nor the configurations...

Any ideas????

Thanks.

Toodlepip!
Marc 'em.
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Re: Installing SML/NJ

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Author: Robert Stabl
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 07:28

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In article <1992Oct5.024754.583@cs.mcgill.ca> storm@cs.mcgill.ca (Marc WANDSCHNEIDER) writes:
>I grabbed the sources for SML/NJ 0.75 a bit back, and started to build it.
>When I was done, I was left with a large executable sml (interpreter) and
>a file called smlc (compiler).
>The question is:  Are these completely independant files???  Can I take them
>and put them in a directory by themselves????  I was under the assumption
>that SML had some sort of run-time system.

The "interpreter" sml is the only file you need to run SML interactively
(the runtime system is builtin). The same holds for the "compiler" smlc.

Regards
 Robert Stabl.
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