[CM] cm and MCL 5.0

hkt taube@uiuc.edu
Tue, 30 Dec 2003 17:00:04 -0800


My first guess is that this still is an end-of-line problems with MCL  
5.0 since I can build cm-1.4.1 in MCL 4.2 on OS 9.2 if I use the  
"Suntar" program to unpack the tarfile with unix eols converted to  
Apple's eols. I have not tried in MCL 5.0 (yet) and wont be able to  
until Im back in my office next week.
In the mean time try this:
1 use cvs to reinstall the unix cm 2.4.1 sources again
2 get the 'flip' program from CCRMA:
	 http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~craig/utility/flip/
    and install it on your path (the osx download is at the bottom of  
flip's homepage)
3 start a terminal, cd to /cm/src/  and then do
	% flip -m *
	% cd midishare
	% flip -m *

that will convert all the source files to mac.
then start MCL and try (load "/cm/src/cm.lisp") or (progn (load  
"cm/src/make.lisp") (make-cm))

If that doest work ill fix the problems in mcl 5.0 next monday.
And there is always OPENMCL...


On Monday, December 29, 2003, at 07:00 PM, Sean Ferguson wrote:

>
> I'm *finally* making the move from MCL 4.2 on MacOS 9.2.2 to MCL 5.0  
> on OSX. Has anyone had any luck building cm 2.4.0 or 2.4.1 with MCL  
> 5.0? If so, any hints would be appreciated.
>
> Running "Load File..." does nothing =>
>
> ====================================================================
> ?
> ;Loading #P"Macintosh HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:cm.lisp"...
> ?
> ====================================================================
>
> Running "Load Unix File..." craps out=>
>
> ====================================================================
> ?
> ;Loading #P"Macintosh HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:cm.lisp"...
>>  Error: Undefined function MAKE-CM called with arguments () .
>>  While executing: CCL::LOAD-FROM-STREAM
>>  Type Command-/ to continue, Command-. to abort.
>>  If continued: Retry applying MAKE-CM to NIL.
> See the RestartsŠ menu item for further choices.
> 1 >
> ====================================================================
>
> Running "Load Unix File..." on make.lisp also craps out =>
>
> ====================================================================
> ?
> ;Loading #P"Macintosh HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:make.lisp"...
> ; Compiling "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:clm-stubs.lisp"
> ; Loading "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:bin:mcl_5.0_darwin-powerpc:clm- 
> stubs.cfsl"
> ; Compiling "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:cmn-stubs.lisp"
> ; Loading "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:bin:mcl_5.0_darwin-powerpc:cmn- 
> stubs.cfsl"
> ; Compiling "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:midishare:midishare-stubs.lisp"
> ; Loading "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:bin:mcl_5.0_darwin-powerpc:midishare- 
> stubs.cfsl"
> ; Compiling "Macintosh HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:pkg.lisp"
> ; Loading "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:bin:mcl_5.0_darwin-powerpc:pkg.cfsl"
> ; Compiling "Macintosh HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:mcl.lisp"
> ; Loading "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:bin:mcl_5.0_darwin-powerpc:mcl.cfsl"
> ; Compiling "Macintosh HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:clos.lisp"
> ; Loading "Macintosh  
> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:bin:mcl_5.0_darwin-powerpc:clos.cfsl"
> ; Generating #P"Macintosh HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:iter.lisp"
>>  Error: Undefined function STOCL called with arguments (#P"Macintosh  
>> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:loop.scm" :FILE "iter" :VERBOSE  
>> NIL) .
>>  While executing: CL
>>  Type Command-/ to continue, Command-. to abort.
>>  If continued: Retry applying STOCL to (#P"Macintosh  
>> HD:Applications:Lisp:cm-2.4.1:src:loop.scm" :FILE "iter" :VERBOSE  
>> NIL).
> See the RestartsŠ menu item for further choices.
> 1 >
> ====================================================================
>
> I was able to load stocl.lisp, but the files it converts seem to be  
> empty except for a header and (in-package :cm)
>
> Thanks, Sean
>
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