John Thingstad wrote: > > On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 14:52:13 +0200, Jonathan.Bailleul > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Dear All, > > > > I'm using emacs 21.3.2 on solaris, and when I decided to update my cmucl 18c to > > the latest version (uploaded this Monday), I realized I couldn't unfortunately > > > > compile ilisp 5.12 (latest version) anymore:
... Wrote /users/these/bailleul/emacs/PACKAGES/ilisp-5.12.0/ilisp.elc Done compiling and loading ILISP. Fatal error (11).Segmentation Fault make: *** [compile] Error 139 > > Anyway, I can load ilisp under emacs, but as soon as I type: > prompt> (load > > , emacs freezes! (the same for any other command) > > > > In advance, thanks for your help. > > > > Think I encountered that problem with Corman Lisp. > ILisp is trying to get the arguments for the function and display them in > a window and fails. > This is why it hangs. > I fixed it like this: > > (add-hook 'ilisp-load-hook > '(lambda () > ;; Stop ilisp from using popup windows for lisp return values > (setf lisp-no-popper t) > ... > > ;; this cludge stops it from popping up windows > ;; every time I press space in cormanlisp mode > (setf ilisp-*arglist-message-lisp-space-p* nil) > ... > )) > > see if that solves the problem. Yes it does! Thanks for the help. I still wonder why the compilation error occured, though. Even though I don't remember how, I once managed to compile 5.12 version (maybe on another emacs?) and I found some sparcf files in that directory, that unfortunately my new cmucl refuses. I remember that, on this cmucl/ilisp version, it managed to look for the function arguments and display them in the minibuffer. If some of you encountered such a problem, thanks for any help. Anyway, I can now use my lisp system decently, so thank you again! -- ----------------------------------- Jonathan BAILLEUL, Doctorant GREYC Image - Universit� de Caen http://www.greyc.ismra.fr/~bailleul
