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Re: [Gcl-devel] trying to make LISA working with GCL
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Camm Maguire |
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Re: [Gcl-devel] trying to make LISA working with GCL |
Date: |
26 Oct 2005 08:47:12 -0400 |
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Greetings!
Jacques Mequin <address@hidden> writes:
> First, I am using your pre-built windows XP
> "gcl_2.6.6.mingw32_ansi_japi_20050210.exe" release
> since I want to avoid the pain to recompile the whole GCL
>
> So, I am trying to experiment the LISA "inference engine" from the JULY 05
> SourceForge package
>
> As usual, I do have to perform various editing since those kind of package are
> targetted only for
> CMU/Allegro/... flavors of Common Lisp
>
> I have not yet succedeed to make the stuff working, but I can already report
> various compatibility
> problems:
>
> - the lack of *LOAD-TRUENAME*
>
> - (defgeneric .... (:method ....
>
> - (define-symbol-macro ...
>
> - (make-hash-table :test #'equalp)
>
Thank you for your interest in this, as I have always wanted to get
LISA working on GCL. Am pleased to report that all of the above save
the define-symbol-macro are implemented in the cvs head version,
ansi-build. I believe the Windows port of this is still in progress,
so I am wondering if you have access to a Linux machine. If so, I
will be happy to help you build cvs head, and then perhaps you could
let us know what obstacles remain for LISA. We have an analogous
ongoing discussion with the author of femlisp, who has converted the
define-symbol-macro statements therein to equivalent symbol-macro-let
statements -- perhaps something similar can be done for LISA in the
interim.
Take care,
> Regards,
> Jacques
>
>
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