Vov is software that simulates the actions of a Von-neumann device, known as Vov's Obsessive Von-neumann.
To run a vov program from a file, you can use it as you would any other shell, Perl, Python, or Ruby program. To configure vov, there is a shell script named configure in the top source directory. The configure script is a standard GNU autoconf configure script and accepts the standard GNU configuration options (such as --prefix). Running the script with the --help option will provide a brief summary of the recognized options.
The script recognizes non-standard options like --enable-ansi[=STD], which compiles against the standard ISO STD (default c99). You can also turn off all compiler warning flags with --disable-warnings (default: no). Additionally, you can create a binary with profiling information usable with GNU gprof by using --enable-gprof (default: no). The tool also allows you to turn on debugging code with --enable-debug (default: no). You can enable call frame generation for debugging with --enable-frame-pointer (default: no).
For the memory page size, you can set it using --with-psize. It must be numeric and a power of two between 512 (OpenVMS VAX) and 16384 (Intel Itanium - IA64) bytes. If you know a working system with a memory page size not in this range, please notify the developer. The default value of the memory page size should be adequate in most cases (default: 4096).
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