Greetings! The disassemble bug we saw earlier (end of file) is due to
a redefinition of compiler::gazonk-name somewhere in your tree. (We
now have a different format for temporary file names.)
gazonk-name is redefined in file 'util.lisp.pamphlet' at line 1531.
I considered removing this
Waldek Hebisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... I belive that for Axiom the best way would be to create
a gazonk directory, making sure it is owned by the user running Axiom
and to put gazonk file there.
Any reason why the exported si:*tmp-dir* does not suffice?
Thanks,
Steve
Camm Maguire wrote:
Greetings, and thanks! The problem is that the global entries to the
functions returning double float etc. are not being writtin into
DFLOAT.c. I'm trying to debug by reproducing the compile-file step on
DFLOAT.lsp. This fails at the lisp prompt:
(compile-file
Greetings, and thanks! The problem is that the global entries to the
functions returning double float etc. are not being writtin into
DFLOAT.c. I'm trying to debug by reproducing the compile-file step on
DFLOAT.lsp. This fails at the lisp prompt:
(compile-file DFLOAT.NRLIB/DFLOAT.lsp)
;
Greetings! The disassemble bug we saw earlier (end of file) is due to
a redefinition of compiler::gazonk-name somewhere in your tree. (We
now have a different format for temporary file names.)
Would it be possible to summarize any gcl lisp functions for which
patching/redefinition is felt
Camm Maguire [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greetings! The disassemble bug we saw earlier (end of file) is due to
a redefinition of compiler::gazonk-name somewhere in your tree. (We
now have a different format for temporary file names.)
Would it be possible to summarize any gcl lisp functions
Camm Maguire wrote:
Waldek Hebisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wrote:
There are several functions involved. In case of #OBJNULL using
traces I see that |compDefineCapsuleFunction| function (defined
in 'define.boot.pamphlet') gets:
1 (|compDefineCapsuleFunction|
Greetings! Again, I get
-PlaneAlgebraicCurvePlot(constructor): Unexpected HT command: \indented
\\indented{1}{Plot a NON-SINGULAR plane algebraic curve
\\spad{p}(\\spad{x},{}\\spad{y}) = 0.} Author: Clifton \\spad{J}. Williamson
Date Created: Fall 1988 Date Last Updated: 27 April
Greetings!
I discovered that make clean was leaving NRLIB directories and source
present in src/algebra. So I started afresh:
svn co https://axiom.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/axiom/branches/wh-sandbox
...
svn update -r 636
Dsrc/input/bugs2007.input.pamphlet
Usrc/input/Makefile.pamphlet
Greetings!
Previous message a false alarm, as my fresh build just failed, though
not with any segfault. Again, but in a different place:
(DEFUN |DFLOAT;base;Pi;7| ($)
(PROG ()
(RETURN
(FLOAT-RADIX
'#1=#((|DoubleFloat|)
(#compiled-function |lookupComplete|
Greetings!
Previous message a false alarm, as my fresh build just failed, though
not with any segfault. Again, but in a different place:
(DEFUN |DFLOAT;base;Pi;7| ($)
(PROG ()
(RETURN
(FLOAT-RADIX
'#1=#((|DoubleFloat|)
(#compiled-function
I wrote:
Greetings!
Previous message a false alarm, as my fresh build just failed, though
not with any segfault. Again, but in a different place:
(DEFUN |DFLOAT;base;Pi;7| ($)
(PROG ()
(RETURN
(FLOAT-RADIX
'#1=#((|DoubleFloat|)
Greetings! And thanks for the report!
Waldek Hebisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wrote:
Greetings!
Previous message a false alarm, as my fresh build just failed, though
not with any segfault. Again, but in a different place:
(DEFUN |DFLOAT;base;Pi;7| ($)
(PROG ()
Camm Maguire wrote:
Greetings!
1) 'boot::|NRTassocIndex| (and others) calls elt on dotted lists of
the form ('|domain| s . s), whereas the spec says elt must take a
proper list. elt is automatically inlined.
I tried to redefine elt in the initial image -- it did not work
(I
Greetings, and thanks!
Please be advised that nth at safety 0 will still segfault if you try
to cdr past the dot.
I'd like to take a look at the below, but I'm not sure my tree is in
sync with yours. Have you committed everything? If so, how to I
update with svn? Anything else I need to
If so, how to I update with svn?
Go to the top of your checked out tree (the one which still has a .svn
subdirectory). Then say
svn update
That's it.
If you have locally changed your tree, svn does not override your
changes but rather merges them with the newest code from the repository.
Hello Waldek, Camm,
Waldek Hebisch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I did the compilation by hand it went OK. However later
I got another error. AFAICS DFLOAT.spad is miscompiled. In
the spad file we have:
base() == FLOAT_-RADIX(0$%)$Lisp
the resulting Lisp is:
(DEFUN
Greetings, and thanks!
Please be advised that nth at safety 0 will still segfault if you try
to cdr past the dot.
I'd like to take a look at the below, but I'm not sure my tree is in
sync with yours. Have you committed everything? If so, how to I
update with svn? Anything else I
Greetings!
1) 'boot::|NRTassocIndex| (and others) calls elt on dotted lists of
the form ('|domain| s . s), whereas the spec says elt must take a
proper list. elt is automatically inlined.
2) somewhere in boot (by the depsys stage),
si::universal-error-handler is redefined to an old
Greetings!
1) 'boot::|NRTassocIndex| (and others) calls elt on dotted lists of
the form ('|domain| s . s), whereas the spec says elt must take a
proper list. elt is automatically inlined.
2) somewhere in boot (by the depsys stage),
si::universal-error-handler is redefined to an
On 06 Jul 2007 10:18:21 -0400, Camm Maguire wrote:
Greetings! How does one enable lisp debugging in axiom, and get more
than
System error:
?? Do you mean gcl --enable-debug? I have previously used this option
without an problems. Could you describe how and when you get this
message? I
Greetings!
Bill Page [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 06 Jul 2007 10:18:21 -0400, Camm Maguire wrote:
Greetings! How does one enable lisp debugging in axiom, and get more
than
System error:
?? Do you mean gcl --enable-debug? I have previously used this option
without an problems.
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