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- The files in this directory are provided "as is."
- I have found them useful in preparing the Mac Moscow ML release.
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- Most of these files have a comment at the end with an example of its use.
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- -=-
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- as_examples.sml -- several examples of AppleScript use
- sending e-mail, dialogs, speech, and a function to
- convert an AppleScript result to a list of strings
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- copyrelease.sml -- functions for copying & comparing files in directories
- filtered by the files' pathname extensions
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- dirdiff.sml -- functions for comparing directory contents
- based on file existence and modification dates
- used to see what changed from a baseline release
- and uses copyrelease.sml to produce a "diffs" copy
-
- errortest.sml -- used to test Command-D, described in the README.Mac
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- excel.sml -- an example of AppleScript use to control Excel
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- gc_stat.sml -- provides access to garbage collector statistics
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- get_home.sml -- a portable way to get the mosml home directory
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- helpsigsmake.mac -- an example "mac make" file
- for the example/helpsigs in the linux sources
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- test_getenv -- shows some simple examples of less/undocumented features
- and defines uname();
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- make_mosml.sml -- a script for rebuilding mosml from the sml sources
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- -=- the cgi folder
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- cgi_ls.sml -- a simple cgi to list a directory
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- cgi-echo.sml -- a simpler cgi to echo its arguments
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- cgiexample.html -- an html file to use with your web server
- to invoke the examples in various ways
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- -=- the bootstrap folder
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- make_opcodes.sml -- for making src/compiler/opcodes.sml
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- Mosmlrun.sml -- an example of how to use AppleScript to launch
- mosml applications and provide their command lines;
- specifically, this file defines a function called
- mosmlrun_compile which uses a copy of mosml142app
- called mosml142run to compile mosml sources
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- Make.sml -- implements the make function built into mosml, but
- unlike the built-in version, it uses mosmlrun_compile
- rather than the built-in compiler. So, it can be (and
- was!) used to cross compile one version of mosml to
- another. See the large comment at the end of the file
- for (a close approximation of) the bootstrap steps
- with a mix of command lines and make calls.
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