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#!/bin/csh
#
# Set up for Yale Haskell 2.x development
#
source $HASKELL/haskell-setup
# You need to set this environment variable to point to the root
# directory where you have installed the Yale Haskell sources.
setenv Y2 $HASKELL
# Define some aliases for getting the right RCS options.
# These aliases are only for use at Yale.
alias rco 'co -l'
alias rci 'ci -u'
# Find the "right" lisp executable.
# You really only need to set up for the particular lisp implementation(s)
# you are going to build the system under (you can comment out the rest).
# The Lucid CL executable we've been using is the one without fancy
# stuff like CLOS loaded.
setenv LUCID /cs/licensed/sclisp-4.0/lisp-4-0-base
# Setup for CMUCL. We have this aliased to a script that will select
# the right core file for the machine you are running on.
setenv CMUCL $Y2/bin/run-cmucl
setenv CMUCLBIN $Y2/bin/cmucl
setenv CMUCLLIB $Y2/bin
# This is AKCL, not ordinary KCL (which is too brain-damaged).
setenv AKCL /net/nebula/homes/systems/hcompile/akcl/xbin/kcl
# Set up for Franz Allegro.
# This is a hack; we run Allegro on both sparc and next boxes, and
# we need to be able to tell which kind of machine we're running on so
# the binaries don't get jumbled up together.
if (-e /vmunix) then
setenv ALLEGRODIR allegro
setenv ALLEGRO /usr/licensed/allegro/cl
else if (-e /mach) then
setenv ALLEGRODIR allegro-next
setenv ALLEGRO /usr/local/bin/lisp
else
echo "Can't figure out what kind of machine you're on!"
endif
# Set up for Harlequin Lispworks.
setenv LISPWORKS /usr/licensed/bin/lispworks
# Set up for WCL
# This is not supported!
# setenv WCL /net/nebula/homes/systems/hcompile/wcl-2.14/bin/wcl
# setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /net/nebula/homes/systems/hcompile/wcl-2.14/lib
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