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>>>> In message <9VopObU7WYHkOW=N+ytfiMHSK6e6@...>
>>>> On the subject of "Unable to compile cllib with ACL under Linux"
>>>> Sent on Mon May 22 11:06:39 EDT 2000
>>>> Honorable Paolo Amoroso <amoroso@...> writes:
 >> I am unable to compile cllib with ACL 5.0.1 Trial Edition under Red
 >> Hat Linux 5.2. After successfully making the clocc-top target in the

works fine for me.

 >> toplevel makefile, compilation of the metering tool aborts with the
 >> following error:
 >> 
 >> [~/projects/clocc/src/tools/metering]$ make all

metering has problems with package creation (just like defsystem had
before it was fixed...

 >> /home/paolo/projects/clocc/bin/run-lisp  -c metering.lisp

try `acl -L metering -C metering`

 >> ; Fast loading
 >> ;    /home/paolo/projects/clocc/src/tools/metering/metering.fasl
 >> ; While compiling (:TOP-LEVEL-FORM "doall.lisp" 359):
 >> Error (from DEBUG): Package "MONITOR" does not exist.  Use defpackage
 >>                     to create new packages

I am not getting this with the above command line.

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On 22 May 2000 12:41:04 -0400, Sam Steingold <sds@...> wrote:

> metering has problems with package creation (just like defsystem had
> before it was fixed...

I think I am finally converging. With your latest fixes cllib compiles just
fine with ACL 5.0.1 Trial Edition. I was even able to try your inspector
with Lynx: at first inspection it looks cool :-)

But I still have problems with Netscape, which seems unable to access the
display:

USER(9): (cllib:inspect-cllib *my-test*)
;; running ["netscape" "-remote"
"openURL(http://127.0.0.1:1025/0/:s,new-window)"]...done
netscape-communicator: not running on display :0.0

Maybe the Netscape process doesn't get an appropriate environment. By the
way, why isn't CLLIB::*INSPECT-BROWSER* exported?


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>>>> In message <0ZwqOQvd9=ivI77h0bM9OwF5g0ud@...>
>>>> On the subject of "Re: Unable to compile cllib with ACL under Linux"
>>>> Sent on Wed May 24 08:35:34 EDT 2000
>>>> Honorable Paolo Amoroso <amoroso@...> writes:
 >> On 22 May 2000 12:41:04 -0400, Sam Steingold <sds@...> wrote:
 >> 
 >> I think I am finally converging. With your latest fixes cllib
 >> compiles just fine with ACL 5.0.1 Trial Edition. I was even able to
 >> try your inspector with Lynx: at first inspection it looks cool :-)

great!

 >> But I still have problems with Netscape, which seems unable to
 >> access the display:
 >> 
 >> USER(9): (cllib:inspect-cllib *my-test*)
 >> ;; running ["netscape" "-remote"
 >> "openURL(http://127.0.0.1:1025/0/:s,new-window)"]...done
 >> netscape-communicator: not running on display :0.0

as I said in another message: inspect-cllib tries to display
stuff in a window of an already running netscape.
you have to tinker with `*browsers*' to make it start a new netscape
instead. 

 >> By the way, why isn't CLLIB::*INSPECT-BROWSER* exported?

it is now. :-)

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