Hi Waldek,
Sorry for the missing revision number. I've used 1037 for the test. I
first tried trunk. But when I went through the commit it became somewhat
clear that I would have to use 1037 to dig deeper for the
aldor-interface problem.
The BOOTTRAN::BOOTCLAM function is only present in Shoe.
Old Boot handles that differently, and you should just use
BOOTTOCL to compile 'clammed.boot'.
Oh, since we are at it. While looking at the code, I became a bit confused.
I've found some lisp images and corresponding variables.
Below I've added dependencies.
LOADSYS = lisp
DEPSYS = depsys: loadsys
SAVESYS = interpsys: depsys loadsys
BOOTSYS = bootsys
AXIOMSYS = AXIOMsys: bootsys
I list obvious dependencies after the colon.
Interestingly, depsys and interpsys build a different line than bootsys
and AXIOMsys. Maybe that I overlooked some deps.
Anyway, obviously bootsys contains a translator from .boot to .clisp
which is SHOE.
Depsys corresponds to old BOOT. Am I wrong? It's still there
But what is interpsys then?
You said that boot is gone, but why is there still depsys then in
trunk@1154?
Of course, I could find out the answer from the code myself, but I'd
very much appreciate, if you can help me out here.
Thank you in advance.
Ralf
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