From: <rs...@gm...> - 2006-04-20 14:04:47
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Aloha, wow this mailing list (as in their subscribers like you) is amazing! Thank you very much for your thoughtful reply! > I'd bet for the environment variables. Yes that was the problem, it only knew the /usr/bin but all the needed executables are in /usr/local/bin > (setf (ext:getenv "PATH") (format nil "~A~{:~A~}" (ext:getenv "PATH") > '("/usr/bin" "/usr/local/bin" "..." ))) yes that is the solution. > Well, it should be available, *BSD is UNIX(-like). > Check whether you've got :UNIX in *FEATURES*. that is weird though, because I do have :UNIX in *FEATURES* but it still does not know the MAY-EXEC, perhaps a bug in clisp? Anyway thank you very much again, you can see the result at [1]. It is a little parser for the French language written in CLISP with the exception of the creation of the image for the syntax tree. In case you don't know French here is an example phrase that should work: Je suis très content avec votre mailinglist. That said ;) Bye Richard [1] http://rso.mine.nu/parser/main-cgi.lsp |