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The editor has an Indent Region command. This is bound to a key.

• It should be bound to a (Macintosh) command-key.
• It should have a menu item in either the Lisp or the Edit menu in the menubar.
• It should have a menu item in the context menu.

I have Openmcl started from the command line. No GUI.

I call:

(require "COMPILE-HEMLOCK")

and

(ccl::compile-hemlock t)

Read error between positions 18247 and 18805 in /Lisp/Implementations/openmcl/ccl/cocoa-ide/hemlock/src/macros.lisp.

Error: Reader error on #<BASIC-FILE-CHARACTER-INPUT-STREAM ("/Lisp/Implementations/openmcl/ccl/cocoa-ide/hemlock/src/macros.lisp"/9 ISO-8859-1) #x3000425DD39D>, near position 18805, within "gui::typeo":

Reference to unknown package "GUI".

To load the system call interfaces, one currently has to copy this piece of code:

(eval-when (:compile-toplevel :execute)
  #+linuxppc-target
  (require "PPC-LINUX-SYSCALLS")
  #+linuxx8664-target
  (require "X8664-LINUX-SYSCALLS")
  #+darwinppc-target
  (require "DARWINPPC-SYSCALLS")
  #+darwinx8664-target
  (require "DARWINX8664-SYSCALLS")
  #+freebsdx8664-target
  (require "X8664-FREEBSD-SYSCALLS")
  )

This is rather inconvenient for the user, as every new architecture and every new operating system requires manual patching of the application that uses the system calls. The upcoming 32 bit X86 port will make this particularily apparent.

I would suggest that CCL provided a single "SYSCALLS" module that selectes the right module to load, so that the application can use

(require "SYSCALLS")

If the eval-when could go, it'd be even better.

I am aware that the system call interfaces vary between architectures and operating systems and that one cannot expect (require "SYSCALLS") to provide for one common interface to the system. Given that most operating systems supported will be Unix based, there is significant overlap between the variants and thus it _will_ be possible to just use code cross-platform in many cases.