2011/2/16 Leo T Butler <l.but...@ed.ac.uk> > Sure, the first problem is that gcl complains that the package > user is undefined; if I add (defpackage :user), then compilation proceeds > until I get > > ; - Compiling module "declarations" > ; - Loading binary file "binary-gcl/lmdcls.o" > ;; Loading binary-gcl/lmdcls.o > check_type_symbol is undefined > > Since there is a line in the lmdcls.lisp which looks like it does define > check_type_symbol, I'm lost. > > gcl is compiled with --enable-ansi. > > > Leo > > > I cannot be helpful here... I never saw an error like that. My problems, solved thanks to Camm Maguire, were different. I am still wondering why this happens... I don't know if it can be useful, anyway I have attached the script I'm using to compile gcl and create the slackware package. After commenting some lines where "requiredbuilder", "makepkg" "cat slack-desc" (and maybe other slackware-related words) are present, the resulting binaries should be the same as mine. But there is nothing particular in the script, I don't know...
Stefano
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