From: marciot <ma...@la...> - 2001-10-01 23:36:58
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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 >> |