Making a new bytecode compiler
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Install this directory wherever you put the Feel (dist 0.75) distribution.

Edit the makefile to that the right commands are executed. FEELFLAGS
must include -heap 5, but anything else is optional.

It is probably worth changing the default directories inside the
compiler to something suited to your system. mod-cache.em and
combine.em are the files to look at.

If your machine has unlimited length file names, do:
$ cd Interfaces
$ ln -s module-operato module-operators.i
$ ln -s list-operators list-operators.i
$ cd ..

Then do:

$ setenv FEEL_LOAD_PATH ../Modules:.  	
$ setenv FEEL_INTF_PATH .:../Interfaces
$ make

This should produce files called boot.est and boot.ebc.
Do feel -boot boot
This should start feel up with the bytecodes in place. If you want,
change the makefile to do feel -boot boot. It should speed compilation
up a bit.

Then do:
$ make compiler
This should produce a new compiler image.



