[mercury-users] Installing a rotd to support high level grade?

[Fergus Henderson]

On 15-Apr-2003, Ondrej Bojar <oboj7042 at ss1000.ms.mff.cuni.cz> wrote:
> I do not quite understand the message when installing
> mercury-rotd-2003-04-06:
> 
> using grade `asm_jump.gc' as the default grade for applications

Normally "asm_fast.gc" would be the default grade.
The message above means that for some reason, the configure tests
to see if the "asm_fast.gc" grade will work on your system failed.

What OS and C compiler are you using?
If you are using Linux, then probably the reason that these configure
tests failed is some newly-introduced bug in that ROTD release.

Have a look at the "configure.log" and "config.log" files,
which should contain more information about exactly which configure
tests failed and why.

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