Re: [Logs-devel] state of LoGS on SBCL?

[Vijay Lakshminarayanan]

Hey Jim

I tried the SBCL-Build_LoGS.sh and it blew up because it couldn't find
cybertyggr-time.  I compile LoGS using ASDF from within SBCL itself.
It makes life very simple.  To do the same from the shell, something
like (progn (require :asdf) (require :LoGS)) should do.

I've never tried it but I think a binary that uses CL-CLI will work.
I'll try something out and tell you.

I saw your LoGS presentation.  Star Wars again.  It was funnier and
better than the last one :-)  I loved the "Recent developments" slide.

Thanks Jim
Vijay

On 10/24/07, Jim Prewett <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> Hey Vijay,
>
> I know you use SBCL for your primary lisp.  I'm switching to SBCL (cmucl
> is apparently not supported on intel macs).
>
> I tried what I'd been doing as of ages ago... ./SBCL-Build_LoGS ;
> ./SBCL-Test_LoGS or whatever and this blew up. :P
>
> How do you do it, and, I think more importantly, how do we distribute a
> LoGS binary made with SBCL (I use SBCL for the SCAT project and we make
> binaries there)?  I don't think its going to be much work at all... I'd
> love to type /path/to/LoGS --ruleset ...
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
> p.s. I gave a presentation at the last/first ABQ Lisp/Scheme Users group
> on LoGS.  I may have drummed up a little more interest :)
>
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