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| #1292 | wontfix | Error in %MAKE-READTABLE-ITERATOR | ||
| Description |
I recently recompiled my ccl from svn trunk, and got this error: ccl --eval '(require "asdf")' --eval '(asdf:make "named-readtables")'
Apparently, named-readtables relied on the old rdtab.alist to build a %make-readtable-iterator. Can you provide some API that iterates over your sparse-vector and/or your readtables? Here is the corresponding issue in said library: https://github.com/melisgl/named-readtables/issues/5 |
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| #1294 | fixed | Please upgrade ASDF | ||
| Description |
Dear CCL developers, can you upgrade ASDF to 3.1.5 ? In addition to many minor features and bug fixes, it should be a notable improvement for Windows users. Alternatively, if you agree to it, I'll like to write and offer a patch for CCL to provide UIOP separately from ASDF, as do MKCL and SBCL, so you may (require "uiop") without loading the rest of ASDF. |
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| #1393 | moved | CCL fails to quit on Windows | ||
| Description |
CCL always fails to quit on Windows and just hangs when run from CMD.EXE. When run from cygwin's bash, it usually succeeds to quit, but sometimes fail. I noticed this behavior while compiling asdf-tools with CCL on Windows (asdf-tools being a test tool used by ASDF to run its test suite). To reproduce, run CMD.EXE, in it, run wx86cl64.exe, and in it, try to (quit). NB: I used the release binary for 1.11, and didn't try to compile from source. I'm not sure how to setup what C compiler to compile CCL on Windows. |
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