Klink is an interpreter for the Kernel programming language. It was adapted from Tinyscheme. Now (12 Mar 2011) Klink basically runs. The major missing features are get-module and neat printing - it prints stuff that it can't yet read back. ** Where to get it http://repo.or.cz/w/Klink.git ** Installing it You need: * A C compiler * GNU gcc 4.3.2 works * Make * GNU make 3.81 works * The Boehm garbage collector library, [[http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Hans_Boehm/gc/][here]] * Alternatively, I'm told that [[http://tinygc.sourceforge.net/][Tinygc]] is API compatible and smaller, but I haven't tested it myself. Before you start: * Edit the makefile by hand for your system. Run: * make Don't run: * ./configure, there isn't any. * make install, there isn't any It will have built: * klink * libklink.a * Same comments. * libklink.so * Same comments. *** Configuration None at this point. ** Running it The file "klink" is an executable, call it as : ./klink