Windows lispselector: Allow ECL as default Lisp (if enabled).
Add new ECL/crosscompiling files to automake.
Hm. Strange. Here it doesn't work, neither on Win11, nor using Wine/Linux: Here is the debugging output (very similar on Win11 and Wine), I removed the "maxima" directory in the user profile in both case, so a 'fresh' start): C:\>maxima-5.49post\bin\maxima -l ecl ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/lib/maxima/branch_5_49_base_411_gb123029a1/bin ary-ecl/defsystem.lisp" ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/lib/maxima/branch_5_49_base_411_gb123029a1/bin ary-ecl/maxima.system" ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/ecl/cmp.fas"...
A installer with ECL is downloadable, where I publish my nightly builds: https://wolfgang.dautermann.at/maxima/nightlybuild/maxima-5.49post-with-ECL-win64.exe Call Maxima with the option -l ecl, e.g. c:\maxima-5.49post/bin/maxima -l ecl Best regards & sorry for the delay, Wolfgang
Fixes for Maxima/ECL/Windows.
Can do that in a few days, I am currently on vacation, just with tablet/smartphone.. Regards, Wolfgang
Hi, David, yes, it works with the cache disabled: C:\maxima-5.49post\bin>maxima -l ecl ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/lib/maxima/branch_5_49_base_320_g72c6af1ce/binary-ecl/defsystem.lisp" ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/lib/maxima/branch_5_49_base_320_g72c6af1ce/binary-ecl/maxima.system" ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/bin/ecl/cmp.fas" Maxima branch_5_49_base_320_g72c6af1ce https://maxima.sourceforge.io using Lisp ECL 26.3.27 Distributed under the GNU Public License. See the file COPYING....
Hi, David, yes, it works../../src/mload.lisp with the cache disabled: C:\maxima-5.49post\bin>maxima -l ecl ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/lib/maxima/branch_5_49_base_320_g72c6af1ce/binary-ecl/defsystem.lisp" ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/lib/maxima/branch_5_49_base_320_g72c6af1ce/binary-ecl/maxima.system" ;;; Loading #P"C:/maxima-5.49post/bin/ecl/cmp.fas" Maxima branch_5_49_base_320_g72c6af1ce https://maxima.sourceforge.io using Lisp ECL 26.3.27 Distributed under the GNU Public License. See...