[CM] more about CLM/CMUCL problem

[Dave Phillips]

Hi Rick:

   Here's the results of your suggestions :

dlphilp@localhost:~/CCRMA$ lisp -core cm-2.4.0/bin/cm.core -init
cm-2.4.0/bin/cminit.lisp 
* (find-symbol "LOAD-FOREIGN")

NIL
NIL
* (in-package :cl-user)

#<The COMMON-LISP-USER package, 49/95 internal, 0/9 external>
* (find-symbol "LOAD-FOREIGN")

LOAD-FOREIGN
:INHERITED
* (symbol-package 'load-foreign)

#<The EXTENSIONS package, 185/417 internal, 359/449 external>
* 


  I recompiled clm-2/piano.ins and tried loading clm-2/piano.cmucl. It
works now, so I'll add the fix to my CM init file. Thanks again, Rick !

Best regards,

== Dave Phillips

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Rick Taube wrote:
> 
> dave - im at home at cant get at cmu till tomoorow. my first guess is that load-foreign did not get added to the cm package.
> 
> when you boot the cm core functoin do
> 
>         (find-symbol "LOAD-FOREIGN")
> 
> my hope is that this returns nil. if so then do
> 
>         (in-package :cl-user)
> 
> and again try
> 
>         (find-symbol "LOAD-FOREIGN")
> 
> if it finds the symbol then do
> 
>         (symbol-package 'load-foreign)
> 
> and tell me what it says.
> if this is the problem them i can easilty fix it and you might be able do a workaround for now by adding
> 
> (import 'whatever:load-foreign :CM)
> 
> in your cminit.lisp file before you try compiling an instrument.