Mirror of ChezScheme with OpenBSD boot files.
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README.md

chez-openbsd - mirror of ChezScheme v9.5.9 with OpenBSD boot files

THIS REPO IS A MIRROR OF CHEZSCHEME CONTAINING OPENBSD BOOT FILES.
I am not the owner of ChezScheme nor a developer of ChezScheme.
Please send issues related to ChezScheme directly to their Github repo.
I'll make my best to update this repo every minor version.

To build on OpenBSD, simply do:

$ ./configure --threads
$ gmake -jN

--threads enables (posix) thread support and N in -jN being the number of cores in your system.

You'll find a copy of the original README in README.original.md.
See releases for all available versions.
See the original blogpost for more information.