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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #263 | fixed | Frameworks (whole FFI thing) are pain to use | ||
| Description |
I'd be grateful if you made LISP beginners' (like me) life easier by distributing all neccessary .cdb files or whatever is needed to use Cocoa classes. I've tried to use OS X AddressBook and unfortunately found that it is much harder than I anticipated. Tutorial on Trac Wiki is very nice, but it does not mention how to load frameworks. It's hard to find requred information in the documentation unless one knows what to look for. After entire evening of goolging I've collected dozen of code snippets that do not work, and managed to generate FFI files which need yet another tool to process and more lisp voodoo :( |
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| #264 | fixed | Spurious warning for non-toplevel defvar's | ||
| Description |
encountered while trying to get test suite to compile cleanly: ? (let ((x 17)) (defvar *foo* x)) ;Compiler warnings : ; In an anonymous lambda form: Undeclared free variable *FOO* |
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| #267 | fixed | No runtime warnings on call to (eql) | ||
| Description |
? (defun foo () (eql)) ;Compiler warnings : ; In FOO: In the call to EQL with arguments (), ; 0 arguments were provided, but at least 2 are required ; by the current global definition of EQL ? (foo) T ? Minor, but it would be nice to get a runtime error, in case you miss the compile-time warnings for whatever reason. |
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