Hi,
just wanted to report two small problems with new ECL 15.2.21 on Windows,
using the MSVC (2008/2010) compilers:
(1) File ecl/src/c/file.d needs this patch in order to compile:
diff --git a/_file.d b/file.d
index 578cc27..8427b3b 100755
--- a/_file.d
+++ b/file.d
@@ -2773,12 +2773,12 @@
Hi,
just reporting two small problems with new ECL 15.2.21 on Windows,
using the MSVC (2008/2010) compilers:
(1) File ecl/src/c/file.d needs this patch to compile correctly (see
also attachment):
diff --git a/_file.d b/file.d
index 578cc27..8427b3b 100755
--- a/_file.d
+++ b/file.d
@@ -2773,12
Hi,
this might be of common interest for ECL users, so please see attached
file if you want to know more.
Cheers,
Paul
EQL (ECL + Qt) in Slime -- how does it work?
Start swank using the EQL executable, running the swank server in an ECL thread, and using the main thread for the Qt main
2012/9/9, red plait redpl...@gmail.com:
(documentation 'cons 'function)
;;; Loading #PC:/src/ecl/ecl/msvc/ecl-help.asd
This works fine for me (on all platforms), but I noticed that for me,
it shows Loading ...ecl-help.fas, not Loading ...ecl-help.asd.
(If I try to manually load
2012/8/18, Juan Jose Garcia-Ripoll juanjose.garciarip...@gmail.com:
The problem was with LISTEN. On Windows sockets it was broken and returned
true when it shouldn't.
Slime now works for me on the Windows box (MSVC port).
Thanks, confirmed: it works for me too!
Paul
2012/7/22, Арсений Заостровных necto...@gmail.com:
std::string outStr = (char*)princed-base_string.
This code is taken from EQL and converts from/to a QString.
(But maybe there's a better way.)
cl_object from_qstring(const QString s)
{
cl_object l_s =
2011/4/16, 邱涛 qiutao...@hotmail.com:
When I (compile-file hello.lisp) the message is
;;; Compiling hello.lispHello world!
#Phello.fasb
Put this in your ECL ini file (.eclrc):
(require :cmp)
Paul
--
Benefiting from
Just letting you know that the Embedded Qt Lisp EQL
(http://gitorious.org/eql/eql) now compiles fine with the current ECL
HEAD.
(For the interested: I needed to insert the macro definition from
SERVE-EVENT:WITH-FD-HANDLER in the file src/lisp/ini.lisp, otherwise
it didn't compile. Since I do some
2010/10/29, Juan Jose Garcia-Ripoll juanjose.garciarip...@googlemail.com:
Did you name it serve-event:with-fd-handler? Did you use (require
'serve-event) before building the library? One may list serve-event and
sockets among the modules that are linked together with ECL using
