Hi, I am pretty new to amigacity and I wanted to ask if there are any other OpenBSD users that know how to install gfortran, haskell, lisp, or COBOL.

On a very unrelated note, I am still getting used to actually using the forums because I only really used the email service for school related stuff until now.

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Hi, I am pretty new to amigacity and I wanted to ask if there are any other OpenBSD users that know how to install gfortran, haskell, lisp,
or COBOL.

Does OpenBSD use the same ports system as FreeBSD? I remember most anything being easy to install using ports when I ran FreeBSD.


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Re: Re: gfortran, haskell, lisp, and COBOL
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Theyeetmachine on Fri Apr 17 2020 07:14:00

Hi, I am pretty new to amigacity and I wanted to ask if there are any other OpenBSD users that know how to
install gfortran, haskell, lisp,
or COBOL.

Does OpenBSD use the same ports system as FreeBSD? I remember most anything being easy to install using ports when
I ran FreeBSD.

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I've mostlyfigured it out, I have gcc-4.2.1 and it should come with fortran ready to work; and I followed the wki to run ./configure --prefix=$HOME/gcc-trunk --enable-languages=c,fortran;and when that didn't work I ran ./contrib/download_prerequisites, and the checksum for gmp-6.1.0 failed. Now I think I just have to force gcc to ignore the checksum so I can get on with my life and install a lisp and, maybe, COBOL compilers.

It is pretty nice to be working through this though, hs was taking up way too much of my time.

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Hi, I am pretty new to amigacity and I wanted to ask if there are any other Ope
BSD users that know how to install gfortran, haskell, lisp, or COBOL.

On a very unrelated note, I am still getting used to actually using the forums >ecause I only really used the email service for school related stuff until now.

I did a google search of "opencobol on openbsd" and found some links,
including one at cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/ports/lang/open-cobol .

It looks old, though. :(


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Theyeetmachine wrote:

Re: Re: gfortran, haskell, lisp, and COBOL
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Theyeetmachine on Fri Apr 17 2020 07:14:00

Hi, I am pretty new to amigacity and I wanted to ask if there are any other OpenBSD users that know how to
install gfortran, haskell, lisp,
or COBOL.

Does OpenBSD use the same ports system as FreeBSD? I remember most anything being easy to install using ports when
I ran FreeBSD.


... Magnify the most difficult details

I've mostlyfigured it out, I have gcc-4.2.1 and it should come with fortran ready to work; and I followed the wki to run ./configure --prefix=$HOME/gcc-trunk --enable-languages=c,fortran;and when that didn't work I ran ./contrib/download_prerequisites, and the checksum for gmp-6.1.0 failed. Now I think I just have to force gcc to ignore the checksum so I can get on with my life and install a lisp and, maybe, COBOL compilers.

It is pretty nice to be working through this though, hs was taking up way too much of my time.

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You're probably looking for clisp?

http://ports.su/lang/clisp

For COBOL

There

http://ports.su/lang/open-cobol

or

http://ports.su/lang/gnucobol


For fortran you can try this one

http://ports.su/lang/g77

Finally Haskell, this may do.

http://ports.su/books/haskell-report

Don't compile when you can just install :)

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