Thoses gold sources certainly compile on other platforms so I'm not sure
the failure lives in the Axiom source code.
What version of GCL are you using? (See the top level Makefile and search
for GCLVERSION
Some platforms are sensitive to the version used.
There are 4 version, the gcl 2.6.7, gcl2
Greetings! I'm using the gold sources, nov 2008.
Thanks so much!
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Camm,
> Loading /home/camm/axiom-20081101/mnt/linux/autoload/htcheck.
>Warning: macro table not found
What sources are you using? This bug was fixed a while ago.
Tim
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Greetings! It appears we have two
1) sparc only mprotect failure to reliably trigger segfaults on
writing to read-only pages. Will disable sgc on sparc until this is
fixed.
2) several others with the same error below. Can you offer advise
here? I take it the macro table is not supposed to be
The key place where I'm finding build problems is on OSX 10.4
Do you know what is required to get GCL to build there?
Tim
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)set break break
will cause Axiom to drop into a lisp break loop rather than returning
to the top level.
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Greetings, Tim, and thanks! One last question -- how does one get the
lisp break to halt execution preserving the stack, as opposed to
reporting a system error and returning to the axiom prompt? Please
drop a note to this list, as I'm not at home.
Take care,
root writes:
> EXPEXPAN is the mos
>Could you please refresh my memory how one escapes to a lisp prompt,
>and then gets back to the axiom prompt? I have the failure setup on a
>test machine.
)lisp sexpr..
or
)fin <== leave top level axiom prompt for lisp prompt
(restart) <= restart axiom
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Greetings! Debian sparc for starters. You can check
https://buildd.debian.org/build.php?pkg=axiom for the current status
on the others if desired. I'll add an automatic cat of the trace file
on the autobuilders to facilitate investigation, as shell access for
each of this machines is alas spotty