Did you got submodules update --init or so to get the latest lisp-invocation ?
On Tue, Feb 28, 2017, 13:57 Robert Goldman <rpgold...@sift.net> wrote: > On Linux I get test failures for run-program as follows: > > allegro8_64 failed test-program.script > allegro8_64_s failed test-program.script > allegro_64 failed test-program.script > allegro_64_s failed test-program.script > allegromodern8_64 failed test-program.script > allegromodern8_64_s failed test-program.script > allegromodern_64 failed test-program.script > allegromodern_64_s failed test-program.script > ccl failed test-program.script > clisp failed test-program.script > cmucl failed test-program.script > ecl failed test-program.script > lispworks failed test-program.script > mkcl failed test-program.script > sbcl failed test-program.script > > These all seem to be due to test code passing :CONSOLE T to INVOKE-LISP > > Cheers, > R > >
