Arch.
Thanks - that would definitely bypass the problem when next I get the
time to work on Axiom. Would it be possible for you to merge all the
Windows work back into CVS?
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g Debian with Axiom (browser and graphics)
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as never able to get ssh commits working with Arch.
It will take a very good reason for me ever to use Arch again.
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d thence an industrial strength GUI binding like
wxCL based on the highly portable wxWidgets library.
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rge the two branches. For example, Bill Page
> has a windows branch.
Am I right in believing that changes in the main "golden sources are
_not_ being fed into those subprojects?
That is the bitrot to which I refer.
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Hi all.
> Why don't you use tla?
See the section "Criticisms" on:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Arch
and then the amount of work going on at:
http://arch.sv.gnu.org/archives/gnu-arch/
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compiler.
LTK does not compile on the stable branch of GCL.
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tions is:
Does any reader of this mailing list other than myself come from:
Brisbane?
South-east Queensland?
Australia?
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| frankly i think it'd be a lot of fun to rent a beach house
| somewhere and spend 3 days code
| hacking/designing/lang-wars-ing on the front porch. morning
| presentations, afternoon debates, evening code hacking. the
| scratchpad group used to do this in the hamptons, i believe.
| nobody sai
to
| be overly opinionated,
With respect to "overly", not that I've noticed.
| but really deep down my intention is
| to be open-minded. :)
That is also clear.
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n BOOT and the Axiom language I found it much more
readable.
One wonders, however, just how complicated a build system actually has
to be particularly as Lisp is used elsewhere in Axiom.
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MikTeX:
http://www.miktex.org/
I believe that Bill Page also uses that package.
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t;get-current-directory" - a relatively simple task for the
platforms upon which GCL currently runs.
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ecide and
prepare the official patch modding the above or otherwise.
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(truename ".")))
1109c1109
< (list (list '|dir| (namestring (probe-file "./")) ))
---
> (list (list '|dir| (namestring (truename "./")) ))
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is correct on Windows? (I believe that "." and ".." are
actual entities on Unix, but not Windows. Convenience argues for following
LW rather than Corman.)
2. What is the system independent way to get the name of the current
directory in Common Lisp?
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Bill.
A quick note to say that I have reproduced that directory change bug but
have yet to find time to track it down; hopefully next week.
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ost every programning
colleague I have ever worked with.
| Eeep. Now that I thought that out, I'll take this moment to say -
| THANK YOU, Windows developers! And thank you Tim Daly (and Bill
| Schelter) for making all this possible in the first plac
ion of gcc are you using? Likewise what is your CPU and memory?
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>(compile-file "c:/junk/mflop.lisp")
Compiling c:/junk/mflop.lisp.
Warning: The OPTIMIZE quality DEBUG is unknown.
Warning: The OPTIMIZE quality DEBUG is unknown.
End of Pass 1.
End of Pass 2.
OPTIMI
vices/windows/
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Hi Camm.
| My last commit to 2.6.7pre was on 5/7. If it broke after that point,
| perhaps it was one of these?:
|
|[ 23: Mike Thomas ] [Gcl-commits] gcl/gcl-tk makefile
|< 23: Mike Thomas >
|[ 25: Mike Thomas ] [Gcl-commits] gcl configure.in
| con
m.
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ry has not changed since that patch I sent you in March?
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Hi Camm/Bill.
Positive results on some basic tests per Cam's directory fix yesterday.
| > >(probe-file "/msys/1.0")
| >
| > #p"c:/msys/1.0"
| >
| > >(probe-file "/msys/1.0/")
| >
| > #p"c:/msys/1.0/"
| >
| > >(probe-file "c:/msys/1.0/")
| >
| > #p"c:/msys/1.0/"
| >
| > >(probe-file "c:/msys/1.0")
he same as on BSD systems however I just tried to
eliminate those problems and still have the same trouble.
I'm using Internet Explorer. I'll keep looking perhaps tomorrow. Hopefully
this is due to a stupid mistake on my part.
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4.2, using Camm's
email version (and other versions at that).
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ll look further later but I'm suspicious that
there may be a lot of work ahead here for me.
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| As for bombing when the file is not there, this would appear to be an
| error in probe-file on Windows. The 'server' example is supposed to
| return a blank page and co
NIL
|
| I guess I should revert to applying your patches to gcl 2.6.6
| and see if I can at least get that to work on Windows...
Interestingly, today I can't get that to work properly either insofar as
getting the directory listsing you obtain.
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on Windows in a similarly short time frame.
Other compiler projects I am aware of farm library work (especially large
open ended GUI library projects such as GTK, OpenGL, WXWidgets bindings) out
to helpers. The GCL project is short staffed as it is, with you (Camm) the
only seriously
ould like this to work.
This is definitely out of my realm of expertise so I'll trust you to work
that out.
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rtainly not) to write a cross platform
backend to McClim I personally would be telling them to use WxWidgets, which
has been connected up very nicely in both the Scheme and Haskell worlds and
is much lighter weight than GTK while retaining good cros-platform
performance and app
27;m sorry.
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and
GIMP! Perhaps over the weekend. Hopefully you can see roughly where it's
at from the comments above.
Although Glade definitely sounds like a very big plus, it also seems there
is a lot more work involved with GTK than just getting GCL/Tk up on Windows
both for developers and en
redirected via CreateProcess
() per the Unix fork()/exec() idiom.
| At some point, perhaps we can boil the ifdefs down to
| a minimal set of primitives.
There certainly is some room for that yet to be done quite trivially.
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| background, e.g. SIGIO, but don't know the portable nor most desirable
| way of doing this.
Signals are a mistake for portability to Windows.
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owever that GTK on Windows is not
as stable as it is on Unix.
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that new version of the file is used.
Reversing that change then leads to a further problem which I have yet to
investigate.
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ecent patch I just posted on run-process work for
|windows?
No; not because of the patch which applies and compiles, but because of
pre-existing problems which I will try to address later this week.
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ected-symbol-warn called with (NIL)
(1) -> solve([3*x**3+y+1,y**2-4],[x,y])
>> System error:
Arg or result mismatch in call to |devaluateList|
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that, Camm has always been very enthusiastic about GCL/Tk and it
seems to me that it is a good way to go for that reason alone. Another
(negative) argument in its favour is that JAPI seems to be moribund whereas
TCL/Tk is, of course, very active.
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