The Pony toolchain multiplexer
This project is currently beta software.
brew install libressl
On Unix:
sh -c "$(curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ponylang/ponyup/latest-release/ponyup-init.sh)"
On Windows PowerShell Core:
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ponylang/ponyup/latest-release/ponyup-init.ps1' -Outfile ponyup-init.ps1 && &.\ponyup-init.ps1
On Windows Powershell:
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ponylang/ponyup/latest-release/ponyup-init.ps1' -Outfile ponyup-init.ps1
&.\ponyup-init.ps1
Note that you will need to have Visual Studio 2022 or 2019 (available here) or the Microsoft C++ Build Tools (available here). Install the Desktop Development with C++
workload, along with the latest Windows 10 SDK (10.x.x.x) for Desktop
individual component.
Choose the latest release of the Pony compiler or the latest nightly build.
ponyup update ponyc nightly
ponyup update ponyc release
These commands will download the chosen version of ponyc and install it to $HOME/.local/share/ponyup/bin
by default. See the instructions below for how to set the install path and manage Pony applications.
On Unix:
By default, ponyup will create its root directory in $HOME/.local/share
. This prefix can be set manually with the --prefix
(or -p
) option. All packages selected as default will be symbolically linked into ${prefix}/ponyup/bin
. So, by default, ponyup update release ponyc
will install ponyc
to $HOME/.local/share/ponyup/bin/ponyc
.
On Windows:
By default, ponyup will create its root directory in %LOCALAPPDATA%\ponyup
. This prefix can be set manually with the --prefix
(or -p
) option. ponyup will create batch file shims (e.g. ponyc.bat
in %LOCALAPPDATA%\ponyup\bin
) that will run the selected version.
You can install any prior release or nightly build available on Cloudsmith. For example, changelog-tool
0.4.0
can be installed with the following command:
ponyup update changelog-tool release-0.4.0
The ponyup show
command will display the installed package versions with the selected packages marked as green with an asterisk. If a more recent version is not installed, then the more recent version will be shown in yellow following the selected version.
$ ponyup show
stable-nightly-20191116 *
stable-nightly-20191115
ponyc-release-0.33.0-musl *
ponyc-nightly-20191116-musl
ponyc-nightly-20191115-musl
corral-nightly-20191115 * -- corral-nightly-20191116
changelog-tool-nightly-20191116
changelog-tool-nightly-20191115 *
The show
command also has an optional package
argument to show only the installed versions of the given package:
$ ponyup show ponyc
ponyc-release-0.33.0-musl *
ponyc-nightly-20191116-musl
ponyc-nightly-20191115-musl
The select
command can switch which installed package version to set as default. Here is an example of switching from ponyc release-0.33.0
to nightly-20191116
:
$ ponyup show ponyc
ponyc-release-0.33.0-ubuntu18.04 *
ponyc-nightly-20191116-ubuntu18.04
ponyc-nightly-20191115-ubuntu18.04
$ ponyc --version
0.33.0-98c36095 [release]
compiled with: llvm 7.0.1 -- cc (Ubuntu 7.4.0-1ubuntu1~18.04.1) 7.4.0
Defaults: pic=true
$ ponyup select ponyc nightly-20191116
selecting ponyc-nightly-20191116-ubuntu18.04 as default for ponyc
$ ponyup show ponyc
ponyc-release-0.33.0-ubuntu18.04
ponyc-nightly-20191116-ubuntu18.04 *
ponyc-nightly-20191115-ubuntu18.04
$ ponyc --version
nightly-20191116 [release]
compiled with: llvm 7.1.0 -- cc (Ubuntu 7.4.0-1ubuntu1~18.04.1) 7.4.0
Defaults: pic=true
Ponyup is able to detect the CPU architecture and operating system of the platform on which it is running. The --platform
option is used to override any field in the platform identifier (e.g. x86_64-linux-ubuntu24.04
).
-
Unable to install ponyc:
error: unexpected selection: ponyc-release-x86_64-unknown-linux
This is likely caused by a target triple that does not specify the libc ABI for the platform, as detected by
cc -dumpmachine
. The solution is to manually set the platform identifier usingponyup default <platform>
, where<platform>
is a platform identifier such asx86_64-linux-ubuntu24.04
.