Added a flake.nix for portability#10
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Added a flake.nix for portability#10to-lose-letrec wants to merge 7 commits intoobsolescence:masterfrom
to-lose-letrec wants to merge 7 commits intoobsolescence:masterfrom
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This is great! I plan to do something similar for the PiDP-11 software. |
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Rationale
Nix has the merit of running on most any GNU/Linux distribution as well as Mac OS X (to a more limited degree). Being a NixOS user, I thought this would be an easy way of expanding
rpdpbeyond its current state.I have tested and used this Flake pretty rigorously with the environments I have, though of course feedback, suggestions, and changes are welcome. The README has been updated to document the additions.
Caveats
I make no guarantees that this is the best possible configuration or that it's even done exactly right, but it works. :)
Update: The Imlac emulator now works as expected on NixOS and Mac.