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@@ -1,32 +1,26 @@
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  Running the C++ Branch
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-1.  Get LLVM 2.3 or later from http://llvm.org
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-    - Simple build: `./configure [--prefix=...] && make; sudo make install`
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-
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-2.  Optional but recommended, also get the LLVM GCC frontend, http://llvm.org
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-    - You can just get the binaries rather than source.
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-
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-3.  Set up an altogether new clone of the repository for yourself:
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++  Set up an altogether new clone of the repository for yourself:
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     - For current committers:
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         `cd $WHEREVER; git clone git@git.rubini.us:code my_cpp`
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     - For others: `cd $WHEREVER; git clone git://git.rubini.us/code my_cpp`
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-3b. `cd my_cpp`
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++ `cd my_cpp`
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-4.  Switch to the C++ branch:
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++  Switch to the C++ branch:
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       `git branch --track cpp origin/cpp; git checkout cpp`
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     - The --track allows you to push and pull directly to/from the branch.
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-5.  All of the C++ work is in a subdirectory: `cd vm`
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++  All of the C++ work is in a subdirectory: `cd vm`
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-6.  Build the codebase: `rake build`
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++  Build the codebase: `rake build`
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-7.  Build and run the tests: `rake test`
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++  Build and run the tests: `rake test`
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-8.  You can use `git pull` to get updates
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++  You can use `git pull` to get updates
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     - The 'rake git:pull' task currently doesn't work for the C++ branch.
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-9.  ...And `git push` to send back any of your commits to the C++ branch.
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++  ...And `git push` to send back any of your commits to the C++ branch.
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     - Same here with the Rbx Rake tasks.
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