Re: [Sbcl-devel] compile error with "0.pre7.112" (FreeBSD)

[Raymond W. <Ray...@fa...>]

Christophe Rhodes writes:
 > On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 04:43:38PM +0100, Raymond Wiker wrote:
 > > Martin Atzmueller writes:
 > >  > I suppose this happened while building sbcl-07pre112 with sbcl-07pre112
 > >  > ...
 > >  > Well, I just built sbcl-07pre112 with itself (on X86/Linux), so I guess
 > >  > this is really specific to FreeBSD.
 > > 
 > > 	No, I'm using 0.pre7.34. I had the same problem building
 > > 0.pre7.110 a couple of days back, but I got managed to get a running
 > > lisp image by by telling the compiler to accept the generated (and
 > > possibly faulty) deb-int.lisp-obj. I guess I could try using
 > > 0.pre7.110 to build 0.pre7.112...
 > 
 > My advice in this instance is to build with cmucl (which works on
 > FreeBSD, right?); some of the pre7s build themselves but not other
 > versions, so starting from something that is "known OK" is probably
 > sensible...

	I was able to use the
built-with-possibly-faulty-deb-int.lisp-obj sbcl to build 0.pre7.117,
with no problems. I was also able to build directly from an even
earlier version of 0.pre7.X (X = 10, I think).

	The CVS log for deb-int.lisp shows that this was a known
problem at some point, with a fix that involved stubbing out
FIND-ESCAPED-FRAME. 

	//Raymond.