The new 2.49.60 release should probably fix a couple of bugs:
* https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=385490
If clisp uses libffcall-1.13 and enables the FFI on all platforms,
this should be fixed.
* https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=478000
Try with --enable-port
Hello Bruno,
> 1) It MUST be configured with --enable-portability.
Ops. Didn’t do this, mea culpa. I’m uploading a fixed package now.
> 2) Modules other than i18n, syscalls, regexp did not receive much attention
> for some time and are not in the focus of version 2.50 either. That's
>
Good morning,
> I’m pushing a new libsigsegv an clisp out now, using the ‘old’ git standard
> which I use: an upstream branch and a debian branch which gets rebased on
> every new upstream release.
Thanks, great, arrived in the repo.
Norbert
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Two things about the clisp 2.49.60 release:
1) It MUST be configured with --enable-portability.
Without it, currently there are no guarantees that it will build and
run without crashes, on any platform.
This option disables a number of optimizations, but has shown good
succes
Hello Norbert,
>> Christoph hasn’t replied yet, so I’m going forward on packaging the new
>> clisp/libsigsegv. Real life however means that I probably can send out an
>> update and then go offline for a month or so.
>
> If you let me join I can do some work, too. There is 2.49.60 out.
> So in c
Hi Peter,
> Christoph hasn’t replied yet, so I’m going forward on packaging the new
> clisp/libsigsegv. Real life however means that I probably can send out an
> update and then go offline for a month or so.
If you let me join I can do some work, too. There is 2.49.60 out.
So in case you are of
Hello Norbert,
Christoph hasn’t replied yet, so I’m going forward on packaging the new
clisp/libsigsegv. Real life however means that I probably can send out an
update and then go offline for a month or so.
Best regards, Peter
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Hi Peter,
> Oh great! I know that the clisp people are working hard on releasing a new
> version ‘soon’ so I’ll start making snapshot packages, I’ll of course try to
> integrate your work too.
Any progress here? Since clisp is out of testing, we can upload even
testing versions I guess, and see
Hi
I tried working from the git repository and preparing a pull request, but sorry
to say, the git is a huge mess :-( (missing tags, wild mixture of branches,
various upstream etc) at least I didn't find a documentation what is where ;-)
If you want me to put something in a git repo for you to
Hi Christoph,
Replying sans Norbert.
I tried updating libsigsegv and clisp to newer versions but I noticed that the
git repository layout is different now and doesn’t seem to follow
https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DebianCommonLisp/GitPackaging
anymore. I notice that there are upstreams in the g
Hello Norbert,
> I have taken the liberty to prepare a package, as reference, of
> the latest 2.49.51 version:
Oh great! I know that the clisp people are working hard on releasing a new
version ‘soon’ so I’ll start making snapshot packages, I’ll of course try to
integrate your work too.
Thanks
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