From: Saul H. <sa...@sp...> - 2001-12-30 12:18:17
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Hello, I am a perl programmer who is learning lisp. I am using clisp on debian (woody) and am enjoying the language so far and am blown away by topend (what a great way to develop functions). I also like the simplicity of clisp and the interaction with my chosen editor (vim). I have written a few simple functions but want to get on to doing something more useful. I want to connect to mysql using the UncommonSQL system and have installed this without any trouble (thanks to the lisp-controller package that debian uses). However, I hit problems when I try to use this system. For instance (when running as root to compile up the system) ... ;; Loading file /etc/clisprc ... ;; Loading of file /etc/clisprc is finished. [1]> (load "~saul/.clisprc.lisp") ;; Loading file /home/saul/.clisprc.lisp ... ;; Loading of file /home/saul/.clisprc.lisp is finished. T [2]> (load "UncommonSQL.system") ;; Loading file /usr/share/common-lisp/repositories/onshore/uncommonsql/UncommonSQL.system ... ;; Loading of file /usr/share/common-lisp/repositories/onshore/uncommonsql/UncommonSQL.system is finished. T [3]> (require "UncommonSQL") ; - Binary file /usr/lib/common-lisp/clisp/uncommonsql/sql/dbms-interface.fas is old or does not exist. ; Compile (and load) source file /usr/share/common-lisp/source/uncommonsql/sql/dbms-interface.lisp instead? y dbms-interface.lisp instead? y ; - Should I bother you if this happens again? n n ; - Should I compile and load or not? y y *** - DEFGENERIC DATABASE-LIST-TABLES: No initializations are allowed in a generic function lambda-list: (DATABASE &KEY (SYSTEM-TABLES NIL)) My question is, am I doing something foolish or is there a problem with UncommonSQL when used with clisp? Thanks for any help (and have a successful New Year). Saul Hazledine _____________________________________________________________ Sign up for a 6mb FREE email from http://www.spl.at |