From: PhiHo H. <phi...@ro...> - 2003-11-20 04:41:12
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Hi, I downloaded Jlisa 0.3 from sf, following the README instrcution: 1/- Start run.cmd (on WindowsXP SP1), 2/- The ABL interpreter seems loaded (there is a prompt) 3/- Evaluate : (load "F:/lisp/armedbear/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/compile-all-lisa.lisp") The last error was: Error in F:\lisp\armedbear\JLisa\src\org\jlisa\compile-all-lisa.lisp at line 6 ( offset 230) Error: file not found: /eclipse/workspace/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/load-lisa-pc.lisp. There were many "Unable to compile..." errors. Please find attached the capture of the last part of the build output. Did I do something wrong ? Many thanks for ArmedBear Lisp and Jlisa. PhiHo. begin 666 BuildReport.zip M4$L#!!0````(`"6S;R^P`R8/0 0``#@>```/````0G5I;&1297!O<G0N='AT M[5GQ;^(V%/X=B?_!TI &)SF4=NHJ;IJ4!N?J:TBJ.*EV&]/D)H;F&NS(2=KK M?S\[H1QK@1:0NE8'/S@!_+[O^3V_#^+W$82<7J4,% )$8IHEZI9\(0$:]OLD M&$#+&UZ$`8(#3"P?#[%K!MC]!.W0M0+LN<W&QR4`$\:93"(P+GE4)(+/$1_0 MD&TC97^)X! %9]Y@6SSB> $<FN>A>^J%[@"&1#MG.28AS0:24L@^T)S80=#V M_"$H^37E<<IBD&<L2F@*1,8D+80$R#()6L[_0'=A^D2%`MFUUT\I9JOH*YZ\ MS#(A"\44T9SUP4\_MPD*[#G6)^0B'UMS&^B:0]19SZ]6BB!V26"Z%H+Z,C#] M`7P,M:-?@?WA)7X,L*]R"*L4J)!@%]?<VM2J#!(^61(ZT_(]Z)C#TX$)'4P" M8!A&L_&5WE(CI7QB2#9.6508F-^*B.IT!U1.6(&^12S3;YL-,'O1`N0EGUNX M:O8MLP3/"UE&*J=F%+$\%Q)/L]3@[ ZK;RB/V$&[G@J&K+@6<6=WQ';(;[BX M4SM3E#)BJQ$'+&43A<HGNZ(^C=@"XHM1A)P85$Y9?,6H--(DSXPZ>2RV9]76 M.C38-Q:5Q<9(CAYTT=(TW<J6W=*-#2]D,DUTVO)6KW>RD^O;T%NIR$O)WE7( M2*V%WDP*<^.?E!4[@]!J5[<.#@YVA6K]\NII7-A%QT>OSO[F$_+Z(=F7]2XA M.WS]"MKOX3>6D$7VUU][+-2EV._"O9*^0R5U!(V-5 VDD(Q.MS:WU?]J6XKI MCC#;&+9ZVT9\OE_>5\K4L/V:_Q>7%POSZ->]5+ZIIX!>[_A'4^K]#\4[>VQ< M3-CA;MJWKY8?MUHV5FK,"R8SR=1HR)(_:_Y565'CLZ/'#><O4DUILL36HF7. M8G!UWU\:)L'CI#I4OI;B3A]P/_LS=#^]$JDQ845]]W LZLE!LG&815D8OR4\ M*7Y?;6D8!C@Y`5,AV?PDOYR?Q>O_?T##1"G-\Y?V*QX?NJ\\IL?6.?1.+[$7 M$O@%F7Y].K]A*\4-SN"EZ83/M5,>DZWRRO(<I^HUA!?(K[H[B'S8RC/'/$4. M6>_64K;ECE5]#P0MSR6!'UJ!MR)>Z_LO=5Y ^P'UCPYH8QNTS< ;UE3-1OWQ M? 9H6RHWWPTZG?5K>NKH\@6I6::#_]1=IC/DXZK15"]IH[[<,IA5J5W;7]R" M^P4=RX<.QW_[B-^;6%!?]5::91(D'-C]D:[@T;R@1Y4>C7(9C52ACRJ-&LV\ M@TI%825:VD9K@5HT`\>@W6R(\3AG!3@\.NC,-\I8KXB+`HQ%R>,^Z+(H3;*< M=>^$O,DS&K%NQ=95;%W%UJW8NEH+*AJ81;6^Z HZ]9%Y#K20LUA]$-QG#*BH MN"H,(=(A5.I92@[&ZD$47*D'T1NE5*#O(X*"A:_572$RD+);EBJ8OWI_`\N! M(4%^^[#3_Q=02P$"% `4````" `ELV\OL ,F#T $```X'@``#P`````````! M`" `MH$`````0G5I;&1297!O<G0N='AT4$L%!@`````!``$`/0```&T$```` !```` ` end |
From: Peter G. <pe...@ar...> - 2003-11-20 04:51:47
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On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 at 23:32:14 -0500, PhiHo Hoang wrote: > Hi, > > I downloaded Jlisa 0.3 from sf, following the README instrcution: > > 1/- Start run.cmd (on WindowsXP SP1), > 2/- The ABL interpreter seems loaded (there is a prompt) > 3/- Evaluate : > > (load "F:/lisp/armedbear/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/compile-all-lisa.lisp") > > The last error was: > > Error in F:\lisp\armedbear\JLisa\src\org\jlisa\compile-all-lisa.lisp at line > 6 ( > offset 230) > Error: file not found: > /eclipse/workspace/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/load-lisa-pc.lisp. > > > There were many "Unable to compile..." errors. I don't have all the answers, but the "Unable to compile..." errors are benign. There are various kinds of code that the compiler can't handle, and when it encounters such code, it prints the "Unable to compile..." message, but the code is left intact (i.e. uncompiled) and it should run correctly in the interpreter. You do seem to be missing a file, however... -Peter |
From: Mike B. <be...@hi...> - 2003-11-20 06:51:20
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PhiHo: Sorry, there was a glitch in the download that is fixed in the CVS repository. If you use the download, you must modify the file location in this file: <JLisa install directory>/src/org/jlisa/compile-all-lisa.lisp to be: <JLisa install directory>/src/org/jlisa/load-lisa-pc.lisp instead of /eclipse/workspace/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/load-lisa-pc.lisp, which is a "hard coded" directory. > There were many "Unable to compile..." errors. This is expected at this time since the compiler is not a 100% Common Lisp compatible just yet. (It passes about 97% of all Common Lisp tests in interpreted mode, and less in "compile" mode.) But regardless of the compile errors, the interpreter picks up most of these errors and makes the code work, - Mike -----Original Message----- From: arm...@li... [mailto:arm...@li...] On Behalf Of PhiHo Hoang Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 10:32 PM To: arm...@li... Subject: [j-devel] Jlisa 0.3 - Build failed Hi, I downloaded Jlisa 0.3 from sf, following the README instrcution: 1/- Start run.cmd (on WindowsXP SP1), 2/- The ABL interpreter seems loaded (there is a prompt) 3/- Evaluate : (load "F:/lisp/armedbear/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/compile-all-lisa.lisp") The last error was: Error in F:\lisp\armedbear\JLisa\src\org\jlisa\compile-all-lisa.lisp at line 6 ( offset 230) Error: file not found: /eclipse/workspace/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/load-lisa-pc.lisp. There were many "Unable to compile..." errors. Please find attached the capture of the last part of the build output. Did I do something wrong ? Many thanks for ArmedBear Lisp and Jlisa. PhiHo. |
From: PhiHo H. <phi...@ro...> - 2003-11-21 03:20:00
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Hi, Thanks for the replies from Peter and Mike. I fixed the path in those 2 files : compile-all-lisa.lisp, load-lisa-pc.lisp at the end there was a complaint that 'out.class' cannot be loaded and I did include in CLASSPATH the path 'F:\lisp\armedbear\JLisa\build\classes'. The size of out.class is only 812 bytes, is it correct ? Anyway, I just went ahead and run (LISA-USER::run-mab) It took about 20 minutes at 98% CPU (AMD 1100) to reach Monkey is satisfied. Is this expected ? Does it have anything to do with 'out.class' not being loaded ? Considering that both ABL and JLisa are still at very early stage, it's amazing to see MAB run sucessfully. Thanks a lot and please keep up with the good works. Cheers, PhiHo. "Mike Beedle" <be...@hi...> wrote in message news:000701c3af32$99f71bc0$0702a8c0@VEGA... > > PhiHo: > > > Sorry, there was a glitch in the download that is fixed in the > CVS repository. If you use the download, you must modify the file > location > in this file: > > <JLisa install directory>/src/org/jlisa/compile-all-lisa.lisp > > to be: > > <JLisa install directory>/src/org/jlisa/load-lisa-pc.lisp > > > instead of /eclipse/workspace/JLisa/src/org/jlisa/load-lisa-pc.lisp, > which is a "hard coded" directory. > > > > There were many "Unable to compile..." errors. > > > This is expected at this time since the compiler is not a 100% > Common Lisp compatible just yet. (It passes about 97% of all > Common Lisp tests in interpreted mode, and less in "compile" mode.) > > But regardless of the compile errors, the interpreter picks up most > of these errors and makes the code work, > > - Mike > > |
From: Peter G. <pe...@ar...> - 2003-11-21 03:59:49
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On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 at 22:19:54 -0500, PhiHo Hoang wrote: > Hi, > > Thanks for the replies from Peter and Mike. > > I fixed the path in those 2 files : > > compile-all-lisa.lisp, load-lisa-pc.lisp > > at the end there was a complaint that 'out.class' > cannot be loaded and I did include in CLASSPATH > the path 'F:\lisp\armedbear\JLisa\build\classes'. > > The size of out.class is only 812 bytes, is it correct ? > > Anyway, I just went ahead and run > > (LISA-USER::run-mab) > > It took about 20 minutes at 98% CPU (AMD 1100) > to reach Monkey is satisfied. Is this expected ? > Does it have anything to do with 'out.class' not being loaded ? > > Considering that both ABL and JLisa are still at very > early stage, it's amazing to see MAB run sucessfully. > > Thanks a lot and please keep up with the good works. > > Cheers, > > PhiHo. The complaint about out.class is another case of ABL's compiler not being able to compile some particular piece of Lisp code correctly. The function in question should still work OK, albeit uncompiled. As time goes on, the compiler will improve (if all goes well), there will be fewer functions left in an uncompiled state, and the monkey won't have to wait so long. I'm just glad, at the end, that the poor guy was satisfied. -Peter |
From: Mike B. <be...@hi...> - 2003-11-21 09:00:25
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<PhiHo> I fixed the path in those 2 files : compile-all-lisa.lisp, load-lisa-pc.lisp </PhiHo> PhiHo: Sorry for the trouble. Btw, this problems are fixed on release .04. <PhiHo> It took about 20 minutes at 98% CPU (AMD 1100) to reach Monkey is satisfied. Is this expected ? Does it have anything to do with 'out.class' not being loaded ? Considering that both ABL and JLisa are still at very early stage, it's amazing to see MAB run sucessfully. Thanks a lot and please keep up with the good works. </PhiHo> Yes, this sounds about right :-) We have a long way to go, specially in terms of performance. In time, we will hopefully also get our "bananas" (a rule engine accessible from Java). Thank you for your feedback, - Mike |
From: Mike B. <be...@hi...> - 2003-11-21 09:29:04
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I quickly and erroneously wrote: > this problems when I meant: these problems ... Now you can see why I desperately need a Java-based rule engine: I am planning to surgically attach an Ajile chip (a native Java processor) running JLisa with all English grammar rules loaded to my brain through a bionic interface. Writing is re-writing, programming is refactoring, - Mike How do I know what I think until I hear what I say? -- E M Forster borrowed, well actually stolen quote from Ron Jeffries -----Original Message----- From: jli...@li... [mailto:jli...@li...] On Behalf Of Mike Beedle Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 3:00 AM To: 'PhiHo Hoang' Cc: jli...@li...; arm...@li... Subject: [jlisa-devel] RE: [j-devel] Re: Jlisa 0.3 - Build failed <PhiHo> I fixed the path in those 2 files : compile-all-lisa.lisp, load-lisa-pc.lisp </PhiHo> PhiHo: Sorry for the trouble. Btw, this problems are fixed on release .04. <PhiHo> It took about 20 minutes at 98% CPU (AMD 1100) to reach Monkey is satisfied. Is this expected ? Does it have anything to do with 'out.class' not being loaded ? Considering that both ABL and JLisa are still at very early stage, it's amazing to see MAB run sucessfully. Thanks a lot and please keep up with the good works. </PhiHo> Yes, this sounds about right :-) We have a long way to go, specially in terms of performance. In time, we will hopefully also get our "bananas" (a rule engine accessible from Java). Thank you for your feedback, - Mike ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: SF.net Giveback Program. Does SourceForge.net help you be more productive? Does it help you create better code? SHARE THE LOVE, and help us help YOU! Click Here: http://sourceforge.net/donate/ _______________________________________________ jlisa-devel mailing list jli...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jlisa-devel |