>>>>> "ole" == ole rohne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >>>>> "Jan" == Jan Rychter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Jan> Well. I wasn't happy for long. It seems that the lisp I've built Jan> doesn't work too well, in particular "directory" doesn't work.
ole> Check which version of glibc you're compiling for with your actual ole> system. I've seen directory hick-ups in the past but not exactly ole> as you describe. I'm puzzled. I've now tried compiling on two different machines (one is Redhat 9.0, the other Fedora Core 1). I've also tried bootstrapping with different lisps (2003-12 and 2003-11 snapshots). I've also tried to build the 2003-11 snapshot, just to verify. The only thing these systems have in common is glibc-2.3.2. Even the C compiler versions are different. In all cases, all CMUCL lisps compiled by me have a non-functioning "directory". --J.
