Hello,
I'm trying to build a debian package for ubuntu with gcl-2.6.6, we're
in the middle of the gcc-4.0 transition, so we're rebuilding packages.
gcl gave several errors regarding static functions that were solved,
but later in the build process, when it starts compiling .lsp files it
starts
Greetings, and thanks for your report!
I've just upgraded to gcc-4.0 on my Debian unstable dchroot, and made
a few patches against the next upstream release version 2.6.7 to
address the new warnings. Am testing now, and if all is OK with
maxima, acl2 and axiom, will release 2.6.7 and a new
Greetings! Thanks Paul -- will fix. Separately, is the Baker
algorithm for subtypep still considered state of the art?
Take care,
Paul F. Dietz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The random tester is finding a problem in cvs head:
(compile nil '(lambda () (let ((x (values 0))) 0)))
Error in
Greetings, and thank you so much for bringing up this report!
You apparently have the first system I've run across which loads the
shared libraries way up just beneath the stack.
checking for shared library/C stack ceiling to heap... 0xb75eb000
This is the 'holy grail' we've been looking for
Greetings! In testing the 2.6.7 build in preparation for release,
I've run across the following in the 20050201 axiom source build:
(1) -
System error:
Can't change the current directory to NIL.
protected-symbol-warn called with (NIL)
I think I recall seeing this discussed before, and
Hi Camm,
Thanks for working on building Axiom on gcl 2.6.7. I think
it would be great to move Axiom to this version ASAP.
On July 15, 2005 6:47 PM you wrote:
Greetings! In testing the 2.6.7 build in preparation for
release, I've run across the following in the 20050201 axiom
source build:
