To remove the grep error do as explained by Waldek: )lisp (setf |$standard| 't) )lisp (setf |$saturn| 'nil)
Also you will need a newer version of axiom like wh-sandbox, as Martin explained in a previous email. Bill, were you able to compile wh-sandbox or build-improvements in windows? On 6/10/07, Bill Page <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10 Jun 2007 21:44:54 +0200, Martin Rubey wrote: > William Sit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > (1) -> SOCKET(8080, getDocumentation$HyperDoc) > > Loading > > /OpenAxiom/axiom014/mnt/windows/lib/hyper.NRLIB/code for > > package HyperDoc > > Loading > > j:/OpenAxiom/axiom014/mnt/windows/algebra/OPQUERY.o for > > package OperationsQuery > > > > >> System error: > > GREP is invalid as a function. > > > > protected-symbol-warn called with (NIL) > > > > > > I put GREP.EXE (windows version) into the same directory, > > but the same error. > > Try to put grep into the path. I guess that it's called by boot. No, the message says: "GREP is invalid as a function". This means that OPQUERY was trying to call a Lisp *function* whose name is GREP. This has nothing directly to do with the unix grep utility -- except that it does: We know from other discussions about Axiom on Windows that the Lisp function GREP was one of those things that was re-written by NAG as a C extension of CCL when they ported Axiom to Windows. On Linux the GREP function just calls OBEY "grep ..." which uses SI::SYSTEM to call the grep utility, but (usually) this is not possible on Windows so they wrote it in C. But this was not back-ported to GCL when GCL was used to implement Axiom on Windows. It is possible that including some "grep-like" command on Windows *might* work if you also disable the "Saturn" option. This might re-enable the Linux-compatible GREP function which would then call your fake grep utility much like on linux. As I recall there were some other reasons why Saturn should be disabled on windows - check the axiom-developer email list for how to do that. Otherwise, if that doesn't work, you might have to provide such a GREP function yourself (just copy from the Axiom source). Regards, Bill Page. _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list Axiom-developer@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
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