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Rebol [R3] Source Code DistributionDate: 12-Dec-2012Version: 2.101.0From: Carl SassenrathWeb:www.rebol.comBuild Target:This first release is intended for non-Windows systems like Linux, Mac, BSD,Android, etc. However, it will build for Windows, but I've not included thetypical MSVC project files. I'll try to get that added, but it's not thattough to create one yourself. You will need to set struct align to 4 bytes.About the Makefile:You might notice that the makefile is a bit old-fashioned. That's because Istill support Rebol on some very old systems that don't offer newer makefilefeatures. So, please keep that in mind and stick with this simple format.Also, the makefile is built by Rebol. Typing "make make" will rebuild it,and you can also select a different platform target by providingthe Rebol platform identifier typing e.g. "make make OS_ID=0.4.4" (LinuxLibc6 2.11 platform version).Build Instructions:Parts of Rebol are built by Rebol. So, to build it, you'll need to download arunning binary into the local make directory. Call it r3-make.The build happens in the make directory. It will create an obj sub-dir forstoring the object files. I prefer this over mixing the source and objectfiles into the same directory.You may need to do "make clean" for clean make session.The biggest step is to do the "make prep" which will use Rebol to configureand build a number of important C header files.If you are building for a new platform that has no existing Rebol, you can use"make prep" to build all the files you need on an existing platform and copythem to the new platform.After the prep, just run "make" or "make r3" and the rest of the system willbuild.Toolchain Note:Rebol builds on many different compilers over a range of systems. Althoughthe C source doesn't strictly follow any one standard, it's quite portableand I've yet to find a toolchain that won't build it. You can even crosscompile it for embedded systems quite easily. If you run into a problem,it's probably something fairly simple. Don't over complicate it.Note to Contributors:I welcome your help with porting Rebol to many more devices and making variousimprovements. I just ask that you:1. Keep code clear and simple.2. Document unusual code, reasoning, or gotchas.3. Use same style for code, vars, indent(4), comments, etc.4. Keep in mind Linux, OS X, BSD, big/little endian CPUs.5. Test everything, then test it again.Enjoy your new Rebol freedom,-CarlBug reporting note:Report bugs, wishes, etc. at thehttp://curecode.org/rebol3/view-tickets.rspsite.