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Re: [GSoC] Parameter protocols in CL


On 24 July 2012 16:32, Jamison Hope <jrh@theptrgroup.com> wrote:
> 1. What does (disassemble #'test) show?

I don't understand this output!

#|kawa:2|# (disassemble #'test)
In class atInteractiveLevel$1

That's it. Disassembling other functions seems to work OK, so I don't
think I've broken it.

> 2. I see you made your own SVN server, good idea. Is the above code snippet
> reflecting its top-of-trunk (r7277)? I'm trying to compile it and hit a few
> snags

No. That repository is full of dragons, I set it up just to point at
things, but now it makes more sense for me to continue the work in it
so that I have a commit history. Due to my phobia of anything
autotools, I've been getting by with an involved (less involved than
learning autotools) build procedure for the new things I've made. I'm
now trying to fix this, but I immediately hit a block:

I've added flet.java in gnu/commonlisp/lang. So I go ahead and edit
gnu/commonlisp/lang/Makefile.am, carefully adding the line

  flet.java \

to the java_sources variable. I then run:

$ aclocal
$ autoconf
$ automake
$ ./configure <my conf options>
$ make

but I get:
make[2]: Entering directory
`/home/chturne/Projects/cht-kawa/gnu/commonlisp/lang'
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `flet.java', needed by
`java-classes.stamp'.  Stop.

What have I made so special about flet.java to cause this?

> Perhaps it's related to this current problem?

Unfortunately I doubt it is, I hadn't kept that tree in sync with my
current stuff, and the first return statement you spoke of was already
commented out in my working copy (not sure why it wasn't in my repo).
That's an unwanted remnant of my initial struggles with packages.

Charlie.


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