Poratbility: do not use #removeAtIndex: under Pharo.
Pharo does not have #removeAtIndex: which is actually
and ANSI protocol. But Pharoers do not like ANSI and don't
give a shit about compatibility.
To workaround it, use super-ugly #respondsTo: test.
@REM -------
@REM make using mingw gnu compiler
@REM type mingwmake, and wait...
@REM do not edit - automatically generated from ProjectDefinition
@REM -------
@SET DEFINES=
@pushd ..\..\rules
@call find_mingw.bat
@popd
make.exe -N -f bc.mak %DEFINES% %USEMINGW_ARG% %*
@echo "***********************************"
@echo "Buildung stx/goodies/petitparser/analyzer
@echo "***********************************"
@pushd analyzer
@call mingwmake %1 %2 || exit /b "%errorlevel%"
@popd
@echo "***********************************"
@echo "Buildung stx/goodies/petitparser/tests
@echo "***********************************"
@pushd tests
@call mingwmake %1 %2 || exit /b "%errorlevel%"
@popd
@echo "***********************************"
@echo "Buildung stx/goodies/petitparser/parsers/smalltalk
@echo "***********************************"
@pushd parsers\smalltalk
@call mingwmake %1 %2 || exit /b "%errorlevel%"
@popd
@echo "***********************************"
@echo "Buildung stx/goodies/petitparser/parsers/java
@echo "***********************************"
@pushd parsers\java
@call mingwmake %1 %2 || exit /b "%errorlevel%"
@popd
@echo "***********************************"
@echo "Buildung stx/goodies/petitparser/compiler
@echo "***********************************"
@pushd compiler
@call mingwmake %1 %2 || exit /b "%errorlevel%"
@popd