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| #969 | fixed | update Darwin ports to use new struct stat | ||
| Description |
In ticket:626, we talk about a change that Apple made to struct stat. (The main thing is that ino_t became 64 bits wide.)
As of Mac OS X 10.6, this new struct stat became the default. We work around this by defining
We should change the lisp to use the new struct stat, and instead define See the stat(2) man page. |
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| #974 | fixed | r15381 and objc bridge | ||
| Description |
As of r15381, doing (require 'objc-support) will produce > Error: Can't find slot definition for NS:ISA in #<OBJC:OBJC-CLASS NS:NS-CELL (#x7FFF7816B740)> > While executing: DETERMINE-FOREIGN-SLOT-LOCATION, in process listener(1). This appears to be because (typep thing 'obj:objc-class) is now transformed to use STD-INSTANCE-CLASS-CELL-TYPEP here. |
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| #1005 | fixed | delay starting threads | ||
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When using a trunk darwinx8664 lisp at r15433 on Mountain Lion, slime often takes tens of seconds to start up. At a quick first glance, I observe that allocate_tcr() often ends up looping hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of times before it gets a TCR that has a suitable address to use as a Mach port name. Slime creates several threads at a startup, and usually a few of them end up taking a while to get going. Crudely instrumenting allocate_tcr() shows that the time to find a suitable port name can take anywhere from under a second to 20 seconds or more. |
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