Great, another Common Lisp implementation now works with Common Lisp Controller. I've written support for clisp to use CLC. This works quite well with ASDF-based CLC systems. As I wrote before, I like using CLC to test my code with multiple Common Lisp implementations. Now, clisp can be added to that list of testing implementations.
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Excellent, could you please publish more info? In Lisp I am newbie and for learning I prefer Clisp, so I think it would be nice to have Clisp more integrated to debian/clc/clan... Thanks in advance.
Posted by Milan | September 24, 2002 7:16 AM
Posted on September 24, 2002 07:16
Sure,
I've forwarded my modifications to Will Newton, the CLisp maintainer. I suspect that he will release a new version of CLisp with the CLC modifications within the next week.
Posted by Kevin Rosenberg | September 24, 2002 3:28 PM
Posted on September 24, 2002 15:28
CLC support is now in the current Debian unstable distribution. As an example, you can download and install my Lisp Markup Language project with the command "apt-get install cl-lml". Then in clisp, give the command "(require :lml)" and LML will automatically be compiled and loaded.
Enjoy!
Posted by Kevin Rosenberg | September 24, 2002 8:45 PM
Posted on September 24, 2002 20:45
Superb! It works :) There was problem when I updated clc and cmucl, after update cl-aserve and cl-acl-compat broke, and when I tried to repair it I screwed all my lisps - my fault of course. Cl-aserver and cl-acl-compat required small change in *.system file and now everything works. I will try LML, looks promising! Thanks again.
Posted by Milan | September 25, 2002 6:14 AM
Posted on September 25, 2002 06:14
Great. I'm in the process of packaging portableaserve for Debian. When I'm done with that, you can just type (require :aserve) in cmucl and lispworks.
Posted by Kevin Rosenberg | September 25, 2002 6:18 AM
Posted on September 25, 2002 06:18
Thanks for all those nice packages.
Posted by Milan | September 25, 2002 3:17 PM
Posted on September 25, 2002 15:17