[clisp-list] clisp-2.32 Installation Problem (clisp-link: sed error)

Dear CLISP developers,

I tried to install clisp-2.32 with mit-clx  on my Linux box: 
  SuSE Linux 7.0 (i386),
  Kernel 2.2.16, 
  gcc 2.95.2, 
  GNU bash 2.04,
  GNU sed version 3.02.

Doing a 'make' in the 'src' directory failed:
  ...
  ...
  ;; Loaded file /opt2/ah/src/lang/lisp/clisp/clisp-2.32/src/clx/mit-clx/trace.fas
  2297280 ;
  574320
  sed: -e expression #1, char 122: Unknown option to 's'
  make: *** [full] Error 1

The reason was a 'sed' syntax error in the file 'clisp-link'
(made visible by enabling the 'set -x' in the file ).

The substitute command uses a comma ',' as delimiter for the old and new strings.
After shell expansion of $LIBS the new string also contained commas, 
so sed's substitute command got confused, seeing too much delimiters...

Changing the delimiter to ':' fixed the problem, I could compile
the whole thing!

Here a diff -u between the original and the patched 'clisp-link' file:
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--- clisp-link-orig     Sun Feb 29 04:37:34 2004
+++ clisp-link-new      Sun Feb 29 04:38:04 2004
@@ -284,8 +284,8 @@
     echo "LIBS: before: "$LIBS
     LIBS=`echo $LIBS | sed s/','/'\\\\,'/g`
     echo "LIBS: after: "$LIBS
-    # Done.
     sed -e "s,^LIBS=.*\$,LIBS='${LIBS}'," -e "s,^FILES=.*\$,FILES='${FILES}'," < "$sourcedir"/ma
kevars > "$destinationdir"/makevars
+    # Done.
     trap '' 1 2 15
     ;;
 
@@ -423,7 +423,7 @@
       fi
       # Generate new makevars
       LIBS=`echo $LIBS | sed s/','/'\\,'/g`
-      sed -e "s,^LIBS=.*\$,LIBS='${LIBS}'," -e "s,^FILES=.*\$,FILES='${FILES}'," < "$sourcedir"/
makevars > "$destinationdir"/makevars
+      sed -e "s:^LIBS=.*\$:LIBS='${LIBS}':" -e "s,^FILES=.*\$,FILES='${FILES}'," < "$sourcedir"/
makevars > "$destinationdir"/makevars
     fi
     # Done.
     trap '' 1 2 15


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Just in case someone runs into the same problem...


Thank you for supplying the world with a nice lisp version,
I like CLISP very much, yet I'm still a lisp greenhorn...

Greetings from Austria

  Andreas Haunschmidt
  mail: Hau...@gm...

P.S.:
Sorry for that lengthy description of replacing ',' by ':' in a line :)