Camm,
Did you ever get a chance to try
make clean
make NOISE=
and store the log somewhere? The NOISE= option keeps the build
process from throwing away standard output so we can see what
might be failing.
Tim
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Camm,
I never implemented this change because I never understood compiler::link
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Camm,
It appears that the change to read-char-no-hang no longer returns EOF in:
(read-char-no-hang str nil 'eof)
It returns NIL instead. Thus I cannot distinguish between the lack of
a character and the end of the input data, causing an infinite loop.
Tim
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Camm,
#\Newline is a character in the input stream.
If (read-char-no-hang) returns nil when there is no character
and it retuns nil on a newline how can I distinguish the cases?
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Greetings! This is a broken alternate linking build procedure we
introduced for axiom 2005 on systems where native object relocation is
not yet implemented in GCL. For 2.6.8pre, this is ia64, hppa, mips,
mipsel, and alpha. For 2.7.0 just ia64 and hppa remain.
:native-reloc is the relevant featur
Greetings! We made it ansi compliant -- specifically it ignores
trailing newlines, so that (read-char-no-hang) at the prompt does not
return #\Newline, but rather
(read-char-no-hang)
NIL
>(read-char-no-hang)a
#\a
>
Please let me know if this causes you problems.
Take care,
root writes:
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Camm,
In the latest version of GCL-2.6.8pre there is a change to the function
READ-CHAR-NO-HANG that seems to break Axiom's new browse function.
Can you tell me what changed?
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Camm,
I don't understand why you are getting that error.
Can you do:
make clean
make NOISE=
and put the complete console log someplace?
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Greetings! I'm using the latest gcl 2.6.8pre on all platforms. Aka
gcl-system via the debian/rules mechanism of long ago.
I've verified that the missing macro file is not relevant, and that
the machine I'm working on (Debian sid ia64) is not in the list of
different gcl versions.
I can als check
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
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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