I did compile Vim+ECL on OS X Intel. For anyone compiling on OS X GCC 4 (both architectures I think) you need to drop the optimisations back from -O2 to -O
Cheers Brad On 4/3/06, Larry Clapp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, List, > > Last month I announced that Jim Bailey had linked Embeddable Common > Lisp (ECL) with Vim, and that the Slimpl project had abandoned (or at > least put on hold) the Perl module to talk to Swank. > > Since then, several things have happened. > > * Jim Bailey, Eirik Nygaard, and I have all put up publicly available > Darcs repositories with the patched Vim source. See > http://wiki.alu.org/Slim-Vim-Repos . > * We voted to shut down the old mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and > opened a new one ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) with a name more in line > with the project goals. A minor thing, admittedly, but better now > than later. Slim-vim currently has 25 subscribers. See > http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/slim-vim . > * I released ecl-repl.vim, which provides a primitive ECL REPL within > Vim, and Vim keyboard mappings to talk to it. ecl-repl.vim > replicates much of the functionality of VILisp (and fixes some > long-standing bugs in it), all within Vim. See > http://www.lispniks.com/pipermail/slim-vim/2006-March/000034.html . > * Brad Beveridge has compiled Vim+ECL on Mac OSX/Intel (I think; maybe > it was only ECL). > * I've compiled Vim+ECL on Windows/Cygwin. > > In the coming months, we want to take slime.el and get it to run in > ECL in Vim. Ideally, we won't have to alter slime.el very much, but I > suspect that that dream won't come true; slime.el has a lot of > Emacs-specific code wrapped up in it (oddly enough ;). So we've > sketched the beginning of an architecture that will allow us to > separate Slime into a front end and a back end; the back end will talk > to Swank, and the front end will talk to the editor. In parallel with > that, we'll write a front-end for Vim. > > We have yet to contact the Slime developers about any of this. We > wanted to have some actual code to bring to the table, and also some > architectural ideas that would benefit the Slime code base even > without considering a Vim interface. > > Please feel free to join the Slim-Vim list to discuss the project, or > ask questions here. > > -- Larry Clapp > Slim-Vim project champion > > > _______________________________________________ > Gardeners mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/gardeners > _______________________________________________ Gardeners mailing list [email protected] http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/gardeners
