Re: [Clorb-devel] clorb-0.2 on CMUCL and CLISP

[Eric M. <ema...@ma...>]

>>>>> "bc" == Brad Chapman <cha...@ar...> writes:

  bc> ; Loading #p"/usr/home/chapmanb/clorb-0.2/test-intern.lisp".
  bc> Warning: This variable is undefined:
  bc>   *R
  bc> Warning: This function is undefined:
  bc>   INTERNALIZE

you need to (load "internalize") before running that test.

  
  bc> Could the problem be due to sockets? (since that seems to be a
  bc> sticking point with the clisp server). The error didn't really
  bc> seem like it, but I am also still working on getting Dan
  bc> Barlow's socket code working on FreeBSD, so I am using whatever
  bc> socket capabilities cmu cl has. Just a random idea because I'm
  bc> not positive where to go. To talk myself out of that, if Eric
  bc> has this problem as well, this may not be the case.

I get the same error whether using native CMUCL sockets, or my Solaris
port of db-sockets. 
  

  bc> *** - UNIX error 49 (EADDRNOTAVAIL): Can't assign requested 
  bc> address

as Lennart said, my idea of the socket already being in use was
probably wrong. The error could come from trying to bind to a socket
on an address which doesn't belong to the local machine. I don't think
the error is in CLORB, since it just does (socket-server port); maybe
it's a problem with CLISP. You might be able to find out what's going
on using strace.

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Eric Marsden                          <URL:http://www.laas.fr/~emarsden>