@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ your development elsewhere, if you like, and make a symbolic link.
3333+ cd urbit
3434+ git fetch
3535+ git checkout <branch> # optional
36−+ scripts/bootstrap
36++ sh/bootstrap
3737+ cd ..
3838+ git clone https://github.com/urbit/arvo
3939+ cd arvo
@@ -66,9 +66,9 @@ If this describes your task, read this section. If not, skip to the next sectio
6666 + rm -rf urbit
6767 + git clone https://github.com/<yourname>/urbit
6868 + cd urbit
69− + scripts/bootstrap
69+ + sh/bootstrap
7070 + verify that the new submodule is present
71− + scripts/build
71+ + sh/build
7272 + verify that the urbit executable is built and linked to the new library
7373+ submit a pull request from your copy of <libsquareroots> to the urbit copy
7474+ submit a pull request from your copy of urbit to the urbit copy
@@ -632,7 +632,7 @@ You've edited C code; now you need to compile it to build a new urbit executable
632632 + meson configure -Dbuildtype=debug build
633633
634634 Note that debugoptimized builds run slower than release builds, and debug builds run slower yet. Booting a debug builkd of urbit may take several minutes. [ N.B. compiler flags -O2 vs -O3 ]
635−+ scripts/build
635++ sh/build
636636
637637## Compile the Hoon code into a pill
638638
@@ -754,7 +754,7 @@ It would be convenient to fire up a second urbit in a terminal next to your fake
754754Then you can run identical commands in each, in parallel, and confirm that they do the same thing.
755755
756756+ edit ~/tlon/urbit/jets/e/secp.c (or whatever) to include `fprintf(stderr, "*** u3we_sign 2\n");` (or similar) in your jetted functions. This will let us verify that the jets exist and are running.
757−+ `cd ~/tlon/urbit ; scripts/build `
757++ `cd ~/tlon/urbit ; sh/build `
758758+ `cp ~/tlon/arvo ~/tlon/arvo_nojet`
759759+ edit `~/tlon/arvo_nojet/sys/zuse_nojetting.hoon` to remove jetting
760760+ Because we can not run two instances of the same fake galaxy on the same machine (their ports would conflict), we need to pick a new galaxy name. Galaxy names are not arbitrary. You may not name your galaxy "mygalaxy", "withjet", "withoutjet", or anything like that. Galaxy names are restricted to the range 0-255, converted into pronounceable syllables. `zod` is just the pronunciation of '0' ( to see this, in a dojo, cast `~zod` to an untyped atom thusly: `` `@`~zod ``). Let's pick 1 as our new galaxy id. Use dojo to convert this into a urbit name: `` `@p`1 `` yields `~nec`.