To save my life, I can't get Snow Leopard, Aquamacs, Clojure, and Slime
to work. I have installed Aquamacs 2.0, then ELPA, then the packages
/clojure-mode/, /slime/, and /slime-repl/. (I have also tried to install
the packages /clojure-test-mode/ and /swank-clojure/, but in each case
am told "File exists: .... /clojure-mode-1.7.1/clojure-mode.el" --
apparently indicating that these packages don't install anything not
already present from the installation of the package /clojure-mode/.)
So far so good. But then when I open a new file, say /foo.clj/ (and
indeed am presented with a buffer in clojure mode), and do /M-x slime/,
I get the error message "Symbol's function definition is void:
define-slime-contrib". As I understand things, what I should get the
first time I do /M-x slime/ is something like "Clojure is not
installed. Do you want to install it? Yes or No" -- but I don't.
I would surely appreciate it if somebody can tell me what I have failed
to do or what I am doing wrong.
For what it's worth, when I go through the same series of steps but with
Carbon Emacs rather than Aquamacs, when I do /M-x slime/, I also get an
error message but a different one, viz. "Searching for program: No such
file or directory, lisp".
I hope somebody has an answer for me w.r.t. Aquamacs, but I will be
happy if I can get either version of Emacs to work with clojure and slime.
Thanks.
--Larry Travis
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