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+++ b/INSTALL
@@ -3,14 +3,14 @@ Installing hosted Inferno from source
First change mkconfig to reflect your host environment,
specifically ROOT (which must be an absolute path name), SYSHOST and OBJTYPE.
- Like the native kernels _eeee_mmmm_uuuu relies on several auxil-
+ Like the native kernels emu relies on several auxil-
iary libraries (the source of which it often shares with the
-native kernels). Emu itself is built by the _mmmm_kkkk_ffff_iiii_llll_eeee in the
-_eeee_mmmm_uuuu platform directory for the host, as described above.
-Each library has its own _mmmm_kkkk_ffff_iiii_llll_eeee; the various components are
-made in the right order by the _mmmm_kkkk_ffff_iiii_llll_eeee at the root of the
-Inferno tree. The _mmmm_kkkk_ffff_iiii_llll_eeee for each platform will also
-invoke _mmmm_kkkk recursively to make the appropriate libraries for
+native kernels). Emu itself is built by the mkfile in the
+emu platform directory for the host, as described above.
+Each library has its own mkfile; the various components are
+made in the right order by the mkfile at the root of the
+Inferno tree. The mkfile for each platform will also
+invoke mk recursively to make the appropriate libraries for
a given configuration.
The Unix emu variant generally is covered by `POSIX'
@@ -27,18 +27,18 @@ typically uses mechanisms specific to the host operating
system to implement Inferno's internal thread/process struc-
ture. POSIX threads have often been found to be insuffi-
cient (poorly implemented) on some platforms, and if so are
-avoided. See _kkkk_pppp_rrrr_oooo_cccc in _eeee_mmmm_uuuu/*/_oooo_ssss._cccc.
+avoided. See kproc in emu/*/os.c.
Source is included for ports to HP/UX (S800 architec-
ture), Solaris/386, and Unixware, in case someone wishes to
take them up now, but we have not determined their fitness.
The Plan 9 hosted implementation is unusual in that it
-supports several processor types: _3333_8888_6666, _mmmm_iiii_pppp_ssss, _pppp_oooo_wwww_eeee_rrrr (Power
-PC) and _ssss_pppp_aaaa_rrrr_cccc. Furthermore, all versions of _eeee_mmmm_uuuu can be
+supports several processor types: 386, mips, power (Power
+PC) and sparc. Furthermore, all versions of emu can be
built on any processor type, in the usual way for Plan 9.
- Otherwise, as distributed, _eeee_mmmm_uuuu for a platform can only
+ Otherwise, as distributed, emu for a platform can only
be built when running on that platform.
One unusual variant makes the whole of Inferno a plug-
@@ -47,34 +47,34 @@ ronment for Inferno applications running in an HTML page as
is provided by hosted or native Inferno. That is, there is
not a distinct `applet' environment with special programming
interfaces. The source for the various plug-in components
-is found in /_tttt_oooo_oooo_llll_ssss/_pppp_llll_uuuu_gggg_iiii_nnnn and /_uuuu_ssss_rrrr/_iiii_nnnn_tttt_eeee_rrrr_nnnn_eeee_tttt within the
-Inferno tree; they use the version of _eeee_mmmm_uuuu defined by the
-configuration file /_eeee_mmmm_uuuu/_NNNN_tttt/_iiii_eeee.
+is found in /tools/plugin and /usr/internet within the
+Inferno tree; they use the version of emu defined by the
+configuration file /emu/Nt/ie.
All the libraries an executables can be built in a tree
containing only the source code. To do that for a supported
variant of hosted Inferno, on Unix or Plan 9, do the follow-
ing in the root of the Inferno tree:
-1. Run _mmmm_aaaa_kkkk_eeee_mmmm_kkkk._ssss_hhhh to rebuild the _mmmm_kkkk command, which is
+1. Run makemk.sh to rebuild the mk command, which is
used to build everything else.
-2. Set _PPPP_AAAA_TTTT_HHHH (or _pppp_aaaa_tttt_hhhh on Plan 9) to include the _bbbb_iiii_nnnn
+2. Set PATH (or path on Plan 9) to include the bin
directory for the platform, which will now contain the
- _mmmm_kkkk binary just built. On Unix, export _PPPP_AAAA_TTTT_HHHH.
+ mk binary just built. On Unix, export PATH.
-3. Then _mmmm_kkkk _nnnn_uuuu_kkkk_eeee to remove any extraneous object files.
+3. Then mk nuke to remove any extraneous object files.
-4. Finally, _mmmm_kkkk _iiii_nnnn_ssss_tttt_aaaa_llll_llll to create and install the
- libraries, _llll_iiii_mmmm_bbbb_oooo compiler, _eeee_mmmm_uuuu for hosted Inferno,
+4. Finally, mk install to create and install the
+ libraries, limbo compiler, emu for hosted Inferno,
and auxiliary commands. The rules do that in an order
that ensures that the commands or libraries needed by a
later stage are built and installed first. (Note that
- a plain _mmmm_kkkk will not suffice, because it does not put
+ a plain mk will not suffice, because it does not put
the results in the search path.)
Doing something similar on Windows or Plan 9 currently
-requires the executable for _mmmm_kkkk to be available in the
-search path, since there is no equivalent of _mmmm_aaaa_kkkk_eeee_mmmm_kkkk._ssss_hhhh.
+requires the executable for mk to be available in the
+search path, since there is no equivalent of makemk.sh.
Otherwise the procedure is the same. On Plan 9, of course,
-the host system's normal version of _mmmm_kkkk should be adequate.
+the host system's normal version of mk should be adequate.