Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
>
> >> With Clozure CL and r1273 same results as with applied patches from Waldek.
> >
> > So the failure is not a new problem?
>
> Exactly. I can compile just fine, but calling f() does neither work with
> nor without your patch.
I am not sure if Aldor interface was ported to Clozure CL.
IIRC Martin Rubey used Aldor interface with ecl and probably
also with clisp. And of course it used to work with gcl.
> >> PS2: Interesting that it needs less than 7 min to build
> >> fricas+libaxiom.al with sbcl but 30 min with ccl (both with make -j8).
>
> > Strange. On my machine build using sbcl takes about 7 min,
> > while build using Closure Cl about 10 min. Testsute
> > when using Closure Cl 1.7 takes only few percent more
> > time than using sbcl.
>
> This is what "time make -j8 > make.log 2>&1" reported.
>
> real 26m50.752s
> user 18m1.080s
> sys 1m14.949s
>
user and sys time are sightly smaller than on my machine,
but real time is much bigger. It seems that Closure Cl
must be waiting for something, maybe it access files on
NFS?
> I've compiled libaxiom.al after that and that took
>
> real 3m11.336s
> user 8m59.170s
> sys 0m53.251s
>
> BTW, what is the proposed way of running the testsuite?
Curretly it is 'make all-input'
> I'd propose to add something like "make check" to the top-level Makefile.in.
Yes, I would like to add 'make check'. However, I do not think
we should run all things in 'src/input', for example 'marcbench'
is more a benchmark than a test, and 'mapleok' and 'r21bugsbig'
are also not usual tests. Actually, people want 'make check'
to give easy to interpret result like yes/no or number of
failing tests, so I think about running just tests handled
by unit testing machinery and add some summary feature.
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Waldek Hebisch
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