Sam Steingold schrieb:
> > * lin8080 <yva8080@...> [2005-03-13 03:46:45 +0100]:
Hallo
test-run2: Delete all former datas, extract the zip-file again.
> please edit install.bat and replace "-C" with "-repl" in the "clisp.exe"
> command line.
Replace -C with -rpl in INSTALL.BAT, line 15 and line 18, double-click
on install.bat
*********************************
+----------------------------------------------------------+
I this will install CLISP on your system, I
I associating file types FAS, MEM and LISP with CLISP. I
I it will also create a shortcut to CLISP on your desktop. I
I press C-c to abort I
+----------------------------------------------------------+
Weiter mit beliebiger Taste . . .
* Installing CLISP to run from C:\clisp-2.33.82\
Use the `full' linking set? (y/n) y
Associate types <.lisp>, <.lsp>, <.cl>, <.fas>, <.mem>, with CLISP?
(y/n) y
associating CLISP with Lisp files under "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT"
associating CLISP with FAS files under "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT"
associating CLISP with MEM files under "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT"
*** - Win32 error 2 (ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND): The system cannot find the
file
specified.
The following restarts are available:
SKIP :R1 skip this form and proceed
STOP :R2 stop loading file
ABORT :R3 ABORT
Break 1 [2]> :w
<1> #<ADD-ON-SYSTEM-FUNCTION DIR-KEY-VALUE>
EVAL frame for form (DIR-KEY-VALUE KEY "Common Programs")
Break 1 [2]>
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> when you get this error, please type ":w" and see which specific
> function call triggers this error.
> thanks!
Well :)) Alternative, pressing 2x n:
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...
Weiter mit beliebiger Taste . . .
* Installing CLISP to run from C:\clisp-2.33.82\
Use the `full' linking set? (y/n) n
Associate types <.lisp>, <.lsp>, <.cl>, <.fas>, <.mem>, with CLISP?
(y/n) n
*** - Win32 error 2 (ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND): The system cannot find the
file
specified.
The following restarts are available:
SKIP :R1 skip this form and proceed
STOP :R2 stop loading file
ABORT :R3 ABORT
Break 1 [2]>
**************************************
hmm.
> > Doing what readme.de says leads to the Errormessage CYGCRYPT-0.DLL is
> > missing.
> you are no longer supposed to run "lisp.exe" by hand.
> always use "clisp.exe".
Ok, I try to get the cvs clisp.exe during next week and test it again.
> readme.de is out of date. see readme.en.
> please send a patch to readme.de (and readme.es &c).
Nice. (*.es is not for me)
readme - please rename to readme.en or readme.us
(most WIN editors take no notice when .* is missed)
(btw: taranslation for readme.de is liesmich.txt)
line 57,58,59: (looks like mismatch - please correct it)
doc/impnotes.html,
doc/impnotes.css,
doc/clisp.png implementation notes
should look like: (or something like that)
doc/impnotes.html Important implementation notes
doc/impnotes.css Stylesheet to html-file
doc/clisp.png Standart icon for the desktop
Else:
There is a file "clisp-link", 23 753 Bytes not listed in the readme.
(Beginns with:
#!/bin/sh
# Usage: clisp-link command [more args]
....)
see src/install.lisp, created file from there? Hm. Isn't "#!/bin/sh"
linux-specific? Can that work on WIN? Don't know, never test such things
:(
(file has no .* ending as described in install.lisp line7:
- to create CLISP.LNK & CLISP.URL on your desktop.)
Else2:
/emacs-files: Did they work under WIN-Emacs Version?
(not tested, have no emacs installed) Should be proofed.
Else3:
There is (line68) src/clisp.c - source of the driver program
In /src there is no *.c extracted by winzip.exe. I found clisp.h in
/linkkit-folder.
Please include the file or cancel line 68 in readme-file.
Else4:
In readme line 79:
src/*.fas - the same files, already compiled
In src no *.fas file are extract from the zip-file, only *.lisp. (and
later config.fas)
Else5:
Since there are 2 lisp.exe and lispinit.mem in /base and /full
readme in line 83 should name the folder or maybe need an additional
sentence to explain the reason for that.
Else6:
Oh dear. Very important: The prompt looks like: [1]> _
Please correct line 87. Please.
Else6:
Ähm. Readme line 108 and following: This is a relict from blank
DOS-times. Nowadays Win-users (XP- you know) - I think they do not
handle this like the readme recommend it. So, maybe the text should get
a general update there (namely with: right click on...and other nice
click events for goaling the win-aim) :)) However, it works as described
(as long as DOS housed in the target MS-Product).
Same is in readme line116:
And create a batch file that starts lisp: ...
When (when) the install.bat works as expected, this step should be
obsolete. Think about a change there.
> you do not need any start.bat file.
> use the shortcut to clisp.exe which install.bat creates.
(no, no new icon found on my desktop)
Yes. And than I found in important Impnotes sec. 32.10 this:
(OS:MAKE-SHORTCUT pathname &KEY :WORKING-DIRECTORY :ARGUMENTS
:SHOW-COMMAND :ICON :DESCRIPTION :HOT-KEY :PATH)
Create (or modify the properties of an existing one) a Win32
shortcut (#P".lnk") file.
Life can be so easy :)
Else(n)
readme line 133 (129ff) describes the old steps to get help on errors.
In the actual version (2.33.82) this may work as readme says. But what I
saw is something like
:r1 some text
:r2 some text
and this is not explained in the readme. Maybe this can be updated to
modern habit?
Minimal update in line 131: the prompt! (please)
Break 1 [2]>
no longer:
1. Break> _
and the Help does only this: (a bit poor compared with 2.27 Version)
[6]> Help
Help (abbreviated :h) = this list
Use the usual editing capabilities.
(quit) or (exit) leaves CLISP.
[7]> :h
Help (abbreviated :h) = this list
Use the usual editing capabilities.
(quit) or (exit) leaves CLISP.
[8]>
(missed (bye) there).
unwide produces an error and that stands still in readme line 138.
Else (n+1)
Readme means (line 146ff), heavy errors should be reported with the
imp.-version. Please add there the (command) to report the plattform too
(or what else you wish to see).
Else (n+2)
The sources (line 154ff)? Are all these links still work? As I write
here long time ago, a link from cons.clisp.org brought me to uni
darmstadt and I found an older version there. And sourcefroge is not in
that list. So, look at the download-page and think user-friendly as a
service-maintainer. I guess I visit this in the next days.
Else (stack overflow)
After all, I send a private mail to <sds@...> with a version of
readme.de. Hope it is ok.
______________________________________
> thanks for the bug reports!
be continued :) (if you find time...) Example?
Usualy a typical win-clicker looks for a file named setup.exe and do his
favorite: cilck here click there or, if lazy, let his finger for a while
on the enter key to get it.
stefan
(uff. more text then I thought)
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