Re: Compiling cllib under CMUCL

[Matt C. <cmc...@in...>]

>>>>> "sds" == Sam Steingold <sd...@gn...> writes:

  sds> I use CVS.  maybe you would have a better luck with it too.

I grabbed the 11/23 snapshot by FTP.  (CVS is difficult to do right at
the moment...)

  sds> what was the last message from CMUCL?

Everything that I posted is exactly what gets shown.  I worked with it
interactively to find where it was dying, and it was failing to define
the logical pathname "cllib" in the EVAL-WHEN form.  By changing the
"cllib:" to "clocc:src;cllib;" whever sources were called, everything
would build up to the point of xml.lisp.

Using the 99.06.14 build of CMUCL for Solaris 2.5.1, the logical
pathname problem is fixed, but it dies at the same point in xml.lisp.

Fortunately, this error is much more verbose:

Compiling DEFUN XMLNS-GET: 
 * added XML namespace: #S(XML-NAMESPACE
                             :URI "http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/"
                             :PRE "xml"
                             :NHT #<EQUAL hash table, 0 entries {7368C55}>)
 * added XML namespace: #S(XML-NAMESPACE
                             :URI ""
                             :PRE ""
                             :NHT #<EQUAL hash table, 0 entries {73D18ED}>)
Byte Compiling Top-Level Form: 
Byte Compiling Creation Form for #<KERNEL::CLASS-CELL XML-NAMESPACE>: 
Byte Compiling Top-Level Form: 

Compilation unit aborted.
  1 note

Compilation aborted after 0:00:04.
make: *** [system] Error 1

  sds> I have no problem compiling everything with CMUCL 18b on
  sds> solaris 2.5.1

I should also point out that this is also on a sun4u, just in case
that makes any difference.

  sds> please note that some things in cllib require Gray streams, not
  sds> dumped with CMUCL by default.  you will have to get 2 files
  sds> gray-streams*.lisp from the CMUCL sources, compile and load
  sds> them.

Ah ... OK ... I got gray-streams-class and gray-strams from the CMUCL
sources, compiled, loaded, and dumped them with clocc-top.core.  They
loaded find, but the compile of xml.lisp still pukes in the same
place.

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