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2.1 Building Custom Interpreters
The make file built by Makefile.pre.in can be run with the "static" target to build an interpreter:
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Any modules defined in the Setup file before the "*shared*" line will be statically linked into the interpreter. Typically, a "*shared*" line is omitted from the Setup file when a custom interpreter is desired.
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