Customize spoc-env.sh, then source it.
Change to directory build and run make select ARCH=<yourarch>.
Change back to here, then run sh ./rebuild-arch.sh.
Good luck!
- added CCARCH to specify 32/64bit builds, INMOS sources compatible with 32bit only
- clean build on macOS Mojave 64bit and Ubuntu Linux 18.0.4
- added compilation scripts
- able to build on macOS Mojave 64bit using clang
- ported GMDTOOLS runtime library to 64bit (the runtime is 32bit though)
SPOC : Southampton's Portable Occam Compiler, Version 1.3, 4/4/97 M. Debbage, X Fu, M. Hill, D. Nicole, S. Wykes University Of Southampton, ESPRIT GPMIMD P5404
Denis Nicole dan@uk.ac.soton.ecs Mark Debbage md@uk.ac.srf.pact Mark Hill mbh@uk.ac.srf.pact
Copyright of the software and documentation produced by the authors is retained by the University of Southampton.
The installation procedure for this system is documented in the file "./docs/install.doc". A postscript version of this document is also distributed (./docs/install.ps).
If a file ./docs/latest.doc exists, it will give details of any last-minute changes to the system or bugs which have occurred since the installation and user-guides were was last updated.
Use of the system is documented in the User Guide, this is distributed solely as postscript (./docs/guide.ps).
The authors would like to acknowledge contributions from the following individuals and organisations:
WILLIAM PUGH (pugh@cs.umd.edu) et al. at the Department of Computer Science, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, College Park for the Omega test. They have produced both papers and public domain software to implement the test which determines whether there is an integer solution to an arbitrary set of linear equalities and inequalities. This is applied to perform range, alias and parallel usage checking to array accesses performed with arbitrary linear replicator expressions. More information about the test can be found in the article "A practical algorithm for exact array dependence analysis. William Pugh. Comms of the ACM. Aug 1992. Vol 35/8.". Their software is available via anonymous ftp from ftp.cs.umd.edu in directory pub/omega and is released with the following disclaimer:
"The implementation of the Omega test and extensions to tiny have been done by a number of people at the University of Maryland: William Pugh Dave Wonnacott Udayan Borkar Wayne Kelly Jerry Sobieski Vadim Maslov
This software is public domain, and no legal restrictions of any kind whatsoever are placed on uses of it). You may do whatever you want with it, and no guarantees of any kind are made about its performance or lack of errors. You can copy it, use it, incorporate it or even sell it. We request that any research or products that make use of this software acknowledge that use and that you keep us informed of your use.
Please send mail to omega@cs.umd.edu if you wish to be added to a mailing list for people interesting in using this software. We will notify people on the mail list of bug fixes and new releases.
Also send mail to omega@cs.umd.edu if you have any trouble installing the software, bug reports or questions.
Our work on this software has been supported by NSF grants CCR-8908900 and CCR-9157384 and by a Packard Fellowship, as well as being based on Michael Wolfe's original implementation of tiny."
JOSEF GROSCH and associates at GMD,KARLSRUHE for his compiler construction tool box. The following tools have been used to help construct the compiler: bnf : Parser generator cg : Command grammar tool for generating abstract syntax trees and attribute grammars. puma : Tree Pattern matching tool for transformation and code generation. We used Version 9208 of the tools whose Copyright is retained by GMD (1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 ). Direct requests, comments, questions, and error reports should be addressed to: Josef Grosch GMD Forschungsstelle Vincenz-Priessnitz-Str. 1 D-7500 Karlsruhe 1 Phone: +721-662226 Email: grosch@karlsruhe.gmd.de The compiler construction tool box is distributed via anonymous ftp in compressed tar format from ftp.gmd.de in the directory gmd/cocktail.
DAVID BECKETT and PETER WELCH at the UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY, the former for his manual pages to the standard Occam libraries, the latter for suggesting the scheduling benchmark distributed as part of the examples (./examples/comstime). The manual pages are Copyright (C) 1993 David Beckett, University of Kent at Canterbury and are also available via anonymous ftp from unix.hensa.ac.uk. in pub/parallel/documents/ukc.
The LEXER is loosely based on the Occam 2 lexer developed by PETER POLKINGHORNE. His disclaimer is reproduced here:
"This work is in the public domain. It was written by Peter Polkinghorne in 1986 & 1989 at GEC Hirst Research Centre, Wembley, England. No liability is accepted or warranty given by the Author, still less my employers."
TONY DEBLING at INMOS LIMITED has given kind permission for us to distribute the standard OCCAM TOOLSET include files hostio.inc and mathvals.inc. Copyright is retained by INMOS LTD.
The INMOS library sources are now included in lib/src/INMOS from the NMOS D7202a-oc oc compiler product sources published on http://www.hensa.ac.uk/parallel/occam/compilers/inmos/oc/index.html as part of the UK HENSA archive. The conditions of use are:
INMOS Source Releases
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SUPPORT/WARRANTY/BUG FIXES
There is no warranty for this set of files and INMOS especially
are not interested in bug fixes. If you have something to contribute to add to these files, please contact me.
THANKS
Thanks go to Tony Debling and Michael Poole for arranging the release
of these files to the Transputer and occam community.
Oyvind Teig of Autronica, Trondheim, Norway funded the development of version 1.3 of SPOC and of the Windows95 port.