How to use juliac.jl?

[Thomas008]

Which version of julia-nightly is for which Windows version appropriate?
is the julia-nightly-64-bit-version for Windows 64.
I ask, because the julia-nightly-32-bit-version errors with a
Tree Hash MisMatch Error when compiling.

[abraemer]

If you are using juliaup maybe you ran into this:

@ararslan

Apologies to anybody who ran into issues yesterday; the permissions on the binaries were initially set incorrectly, which cascaded through the multi-step release process in a way that wasn’t visible until the end, leaving things in a weird state. We’ll be working to make the overall process more robust to avoid disruptions in the future.

In that case just update again.

[mkitti]

I just create a self-contained demonstration here:

Self-contained juliac demonstration

I was looking for a completely self-contained tutorial or demonstration on how to use the juliac command line from JuliaC.jl and did not find one. I created this short demonstration below. Steps Step 1: Install Julia 1.12 or greater Step 2: Save the script below to “create_multiply_numbers.jl” and then run julia create_multiply_numbers.jl Step 3: Run build/bin/multiply_numbers.exe 1 2 3 to test your new program itself. create_multiply_numbers.jl #!/usr/bin/env -S julia using Pkg if !contain…

[Dimitry]

Cool. It works and added everything that was missing to PATH. Only Line 39 in your script (step 5) didn’t succeed programmatically:

IOError: could not spawn juliac multiply_numbers --output-exe multiply_numbers.exe --bundle build --trim: no such file or directory (ENOENT)

I ran this command directly using the cmd and it worked.
Thank you very much. I wished to see such examples of juliac use!