[clisp-list] Fw: [Lisa-users] Trouble building PORT with CLISP 2.26

[David E. Y. <de....@co...>]

Greetings. I've a LISA user that has reported trouble building the CLOCC =
PORT module using CLISP 2.26. He has built CLISP from source on RedHat =
7.0, and the test suite indicates no problems. I've not seen this =
trouble, but my CLISP is at version 2.25.1 and my Linux installation is =
inaccessible at the moment so I can't build 2.26 and check.

It looks like the trouble is in function GC in file ext.lisp; the symbol =
LISP:GC is missing. I've included his problem report; please contact Art =
Nuzzo (a....@mo...) for additional questions. Also, please CC =
me on replies. Thanks much.

---- Original report -----

First I downloaded and complied version 2.26 from the source.  Make =
check said all tests passed.=20

Next I downloaded the latest version of LISA from Sourceforge. When I =
tried to compile LISA (Clisp was started with the -ansi option) I got =
the following error:


[1]> (load "misc/defsystem.lisp")
;; Loading file misc/defsystem.lisp ...
;; Loading of file misc/defsystem.lisp is finished.
T
[2]> (load "defsys.lisp")
;; Loading file defsys.lisp ...
;;  Loading file #S(LOGICAL-PATHNAME :HOST LISA :DEVICE NIL :DIRECTORY =
(ABSOLUTE CLOCC PORT) :NAME PORT :TYPE SYSTEM :VERSION NIL) ...
;;  Loading of file #S(LOGICAL-PATHNAME :HOST LISA :DEVICE NIL =
:DIRECTORY (ABSOLUTE CLOCC PORT) :NAME PORT :TYPE SYSTEM :VERSION NIL) =
is finished.
;; Loading of file defsys.lisp is finished.
T
[3]> (mk:compile-system :lisa)
PORT/ALL (6 files) totals 58,980 bytes (58 kB)
PORT/NEW-SOURCE-AND-DEPENDENTS (6 files) totals 58,980 bytes (58 kB)
Compiling file =
/v1/usr/local/src/lisa-0.9.2/contrib/clocc/port/./ext.lisp ...
*** - READ from #<BUFFERED FILE-STREAM CHARACTER =
#P"/v1/usr/local/src/lisa-0.9.2/contrib/clocc/port/./ext.lisp" @94>: =
#<PACKAGE COMMON-LISP> has no external symbol with name "GC"
1. Break PORT[4]>=20

Regards,

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David E. Young
de....@co...
http://lisa.sourceforge.net

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