>
> I wonder what's the reason to support such old
> sbcl? To support hardware other than x86?
Well, it is not my job to tell people which version
of software they should use. There are good reasons
to run 10 years old binaries. And reversing
question: why not? To the moment support for
older sbcl required very little effort. If there
is something which would require substantial work,
then I will drop support for old versions. But
in the last 10 years sbcl folks managed quite
good compatiblity between versions. I see no
reason to insert gratitious incompatibility
into FriCAS code.
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Waldek Hebisch
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