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RE: [Matlisp-users] Problems with ACL 6.0 Trial

[marciot <ma...@ho...>]

>All these problems were fixed, however a new release was not
>made.  You may however, use CVS to checkout the current source files
>directly from SourceForge.  These sources will work with your
>Allegro system.

Excellent. This much seems to work. I was able to download, compile
and install Matlisp. I am now able to create matrices from the
top-level:

CL-USER(2): (use-package "MATLISP")
T
CL-USER(3): [1 2]
#<REAL-MATRIX  1 x 2
    1.0000      2.0000     >
CL-USER(4): (setf a [1 2;3 4])
#<REAL-MATRIX  2 x 2
    1.0000      2.0000
    3.0000      4.0000     >
CL-USER(5):

But any non-trivial function returns an error:

CL-USER(6): (m+ a a)
Error: Attempt to call #("dcopy__" 4269187168 0 2 4269187168) for which
       the definition has not yet been (or is no longer) loaded.
  [condition type: SIMPLE-ERROR]

Restart actions (select using :continue):
 0: Return to Top Level (an "abort" restart)
 1: Abort #<PROCESS Initial Lisp Listener>
[1] CL-USER(7):

Thank you for the help so far. Any ideas as to what might causing this latter 
problem?

Thank you,

Marcio Luis Teixeira

RE: [Matlisp-users] Problems with ACL 6.0 Trial

[marciot <ma...@la...>]

That fixed it. Works great now! Cool!

Thanks a million!

Marcio Luis Teixeira

>===== Original Message From Tunc Simsek <si...@EE...> =====
>got it.
>
>edit the file src/f77-mangling.lisp (note that this
>file is automatically generated by configure, so if you
>reconfigure in the future you will have to re-edit):
>
>  replace all "_" with ""
>
>Then, erase all .fasl files in the bin directory
>and then go make again and it should work.
>
>It seems that the auto configure utility that tries
>to detect fortran conventions was not tested with ACL.
>
>Good luck,
>Tunc
>
>On Mon, 1 Oct 2001, marciot wrote:
>
>> >How exactly did you install matlisp?  Does it
>> >work if you just do (load "start.lisp") then
>> >the stuff below?
>>
>> I downloaded CVS tree to my home directory,
>> then followed the INSTALL instructions:
>>
>>    ./configure --with-lisp=acl --with-lisp-exec=/usr/local/acl60/alisp
>> -prefix='pwd'
>>
>> Then I did a "make". Alisp loaded and compiled a
>> lot of files. With the exception of some warnings
>> about unreferenced lables, this part seemed to
>> go well.
>>
>> Now, once that is done, I start lisp using:
>>
>> alist -e '(progn (load "start.lisp"))'
>>
>> I then get the error when I try anything. I've attached
>> a "typescript" of my session.
>>
>> BTW, earlier I had indicated I was using the trial
>> edition on Linux. That is my home copy. I haven't
>> tried the CVS version at home yet, but I intend to
>> do so tonight.
>>
>> Right now I am on campus and am using the university's
>> licensed copy of ACL 6.0, on a Solaris box.
>>
>> Marcio Luis Teixeira
>>

RE: [Matlisp-users] Problems with ACL 6.0 Trial

[Tunc S. <si...@EE...>]

Well, the [ ... ] thing is just a macro and does not
use any foreign functions so it will work.
However, do not understand why dcopy is not yet
(or no longer) loaded.

How exactly did you install matlisp?  Does it
work if you just do (load "start.lisp") then
the stuff below?

On Mon, 1 Oct 2001, marciot wrote:

> >All these problems were fixed, however a new release was not
> >made.  You may however, use CVS to checkout the current source files
> >directly from SourceForge.  These sources will work with your
> >Allegro system.
>
> Excellent. This much seems to work. I was able to download, compile
> and install Matlisp. I am now able to create matrices from the
> top-level:
>
> CL-USER(2): (use-package "MATLISP")
> T
> CL-USER(3): [1 2]
> #<REAL-MATRIX  1 x 2
>     1.0000      2.0000     >
> CL-USER(4): (setf a [1 2;3 4])
> #<REAL-MATRIX  2 x 2
>     1.0000      2.0000
>     3.0000      4.0000     >
> CL-USER(5):
>
> But any non-trivial function returns an error:
>
> CL-USER(6): (m+ a a)
> Error: Attempt to call #("dcopy__" 4269187168 0 2 4269187168) for which
>        the definition has not yet been (or is no longer) loaded.
>   [condition type: SIMPLE-ERROR]
>
> Restart actions (select using :continue):
>  0: Return to Top Level (an "abort" restart)
>  1: Abort #<PROCESS Initial Lisp Listener>
> [1] CL-USER(7):
>
> Thank you for the help so far. Any ideas as to what might causing this latter
> problem?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Marcio Luis Teixeira
>
>
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