From Rick:
ERROR (nga/execute): Invalid instruction!
At 0, opcode 35
Instructions: 35d 0d 0d 0d
<a href="/~crc_/retroforth/12" title="~crc_/retroforth#12: python: add time queries">#12</a> 'node:SIZE const
:node:allocate (-aa) node:SIZE mem:alloc ;
:node:car (nn-nn) ;
:node:fetch-car (nn-n) node:car mem:fetch ;
:node:store-car (aan-) mem:store ;
:node:cdr (nn-nn) <a href="/~crc_/retroforth/1" title="~crc_/retroforth#1: suggesion: repurpose i/o (port 0) (type 0) as the type manager">#1</a> mem:cell+ mem:fetch-double ;
:node:fetch-cdr (nn-nn) node:cdr mem:fetch-double swap ;
:node:store-cdr (aann-) double:swap node:cdr double:swap mem:store-double ;
:node:link-pair (hhtt-) [ node:store-cdr ] double:sip ;
:node:last? (aa-f) node:fetch-cdr or ;
bye
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I haven’t been able to replicate this yet on OpenBSD or FreeBSD.
Quick update:
I’ve tried this under OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and Alpine Linux; no issues on these.
I’m going to try on macOS/M1 tomorrow night (my machine is currently offline, so I’ll need to plug in a display and find out why).
I’ll also be looking at adding a glibc-based Linux system to my testing mix. This might not happen until the weekend though.
This is caused by an incorrect dependencies allowing an old 32-bit build component to linger. I’m going to go through the dependencies to try to get this sorted.
In the interim, running
make clean
, then building should work. I’ve changed the default build settings to run clean before building until I have time to do the testing necessary to pinpoint the incorrect dependency in the Makefile.