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Re: Most essential files in XSB installation for Windows: msg#00456

Subject: Re: Most essential files in XSB installation for Windows
PhiHo Hoang writes:
 > I am wondering if you can exclude files with extensions like .c~, .h~ , .h#
 > and .c# .

Definitely.  Those are backup files created by editors.  We should
really delete them from the distribution.  (Sorry.)

My take on what you must keep to be able to just RUN xsb is that you
should only need:
XSB/config/???-whichever/*
        (you can remove the saved.o directory in this directory)
XSB/syslib/*.xwam
XSB/cmplib/*.xwam
XSB/lib/*.xwam

To run our testscript, I needed
XSB/build/config.guess and XSB/build/config.sub

To compile and load C code, you will probably need

XSB/emu/*.h

If you need a package, then you must include the package directory and
the appropriate .xwam files there and the appropriate subdirectories
(none of the .P or .H files, though.)

Without any packages, and including just the i686-pc-cygwin
configuration file (deleting the saved.o directory there), I get a
little under 4 MB.

Regards,
-David

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