srolls and Laurent,
Thanks for your replies. I still can't figure it out and I'm
switching to eclipse.
On Sep 10, 12:45 am, srolls wrote:
> I have had similar issues with swing. Going to the inferior lisp buffer and
> hitting return once or twice always resolved it. It only happens the first
>
I have had similar issues with swing. Going to the inferior lisp buffer and
hitting return once or twice always resolved it. It only happens the first
time a window is shown.
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Seems like you've been bitten by a lock during the loading of the swt
library/swt native library.
I remember this happened to me, but I'm not quite sure what the solution was
at that time (if I even found one, which, the more I think about it, was
certainly not the case ...)
2009/9/8 recent596
Hey everyone,
I would really appreciate it if you guys could help me out: I've
gotten really spoilt by LispWorks and now it's taking me forever to
get sort these library loading issues out.
Okay, so I've download clojure in a box, and the swt.jar library from
the eclipse website and have the fo
