ido7.1_irix4 added as script in ido7.1 - #79
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No. This should be an external dependency like other examples
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OK, sat at a laptop rather than on my phone. What you need to do is host your script somewhere (github repo or a gist?) and then add the url (commit hash rather than just "main" so we can have some level of protection against anyone replacing that script with something nasty). And then simply add it to the list of files that are downloaded, e.g. see .. with that said.. you also need to host the ido binary along with qemu-irix and whatever else you need to run the compiler. I'd try to take a pause to understand the requirements, rather than just asking an LLM to do everything (which is what this feels like - please correct me if im wrong). |
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Can I not piggy back off the other compilers? The whole point of the script is it uses existing compilers already defined (IDO4 has qemu-irix bundled already). So if I just hosted the script in a gist, would that be enough? Or does it have to be self-contained? |
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I don't think the other IDO compilers use qemu, I strongly suspect they are the statically recompiled binaries. |
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I updated to pull from a gist. ido4.1 has qemu-irix at usr/bin/qemu-irix-4.0, so that's why this works. ido7.1 being recompiled is fine for this setup. Please let me know if anything else looks wrong! |
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ok, this looks in much better shape. Can you confirm you've tested this script locally and it works as you expect? |
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Yes it's working locally for me: |
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Companion PR for decompme/decomp.me#2068