Hi,
GNU clisp 2.49.90 is released. The download location is
https://haible.de/bruno/gnu/clisp-2.49.90.tar.bz2
New in this beta release:
* This is the first release since 2.33.2 that is supported on a wide range
of platforms:
Operating system | CPU/ISA | ABIs
-----------------+----------------+--------------------------------
Linux | x86_64 | 64-bit, 32-bit (i386), x32
Linux | i386 | i386
Linux | ARMv5..ARMv7 | arm, armhf
Linux | ARM64 | 64-bit, 32-bit (arm)
Linux | mips 32-bit | o32
Linux | mips 64-bit | 64-bit, n32, o32
Linux | PowerPC 32-bit | 32-bit
Linux | PowerPC 64-bit | 64-bit ELFv2, 64-bit, 32-bit
Linux | S/390 32-bit | 32-bit
Linux | S/390 64-bit | 64-bit, 32-bit
Linux | SPARC 32-bit | 32-bit
Linux | SPARC 64-bit | 64-bit, 32-bit
Linux | alpha | alpha
Linux | ia64 | 64-bit
Linux | HPPA | 32-bit
Linux | m68k | m68k
GNU/Hurd | i386 | i386
GNU/kFreeBSD | x86_64 | 64-bit
GNU/kFreeBSD | i386 | i386
... and many others.
* To help distributors distribute memory images of clisp applications in
package repositories, clisp has three new command-line options:
$ clisp [-K linking-set] -memfile-hash
Prints the hash code of the mem file binary interface.
$ clisp [-K linking-set] -memfile-hash-of mem-file
Prints the hash code of the mem file binary interface that was used to
create this mem-file.
$ clisp [-K linking-set] -memfile-compatible mem-file
Returns 0 or 1, depending whether this mem-file is compatible with the
linking-set or not.
See <https://haible.de/bruno/gnu/impnotes-2.49.90.html#images-in-distros>
for how to use these options.
* and much more; see src/NEWS for details.
According to [1], you are packaging clisp for Debian.
I invite you to give some testing to this beta release.
Best regards,
Bruno
[1] https://packages.debian.org/sid/clisp
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