Nicolas Neuss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Camm Maguire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Greetings!
>>
>> Please try gclcvs -50, now in unstable (should be in testing soon).
>>
>> 1 and 3 are fixed therein.
>
> Fine. I'll wait for testing (i.e. I'll try again in two weeks). I tried
> to apt-get gclcvs/unstable but there was a dependency on libgmp3c2 which
> would have required the removal of many packages (e.g. axiom) so I
> refrained.
I tried again and after an update of my Debian system even installing
gcl/unstable worked. Now it looks as if missing EQUALP-hash tables is the
essential problem which prevents Femlisp from running with GCL[1].
I also encountered the following bug. I have a file debug.lisp containing
both package definition and code using this package in the same file.
Compiling works fine, loading the result works fine, too. However, if I
restart gclcvs and load the object file an error is thrown:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/CL-HOME/femlisp/src/basic$ gclcvs
GCL (GNU Common Lisp) 2.7.0 ANSI Sep 10 2005 12:05:30
...
>(compile-file "debug.lisp")
...
>(quit)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/CL-HOME/femlisp/src/basic$ gclcvs
...
>(load "debug.o")
Loading debug.o
Error in EVAL [or a callee]: The package named FL.DEBUG, does not exist
Yours, Nicolas.
[1] Unfortunately, I use those (with keys being short lists of double-float
vectors) at several places and it would be awkward to work around it.
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