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| #693 | invalid | Clozure CL64.app does not start on a new MacBookPro | ||
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Clozure C64.app from the ftp://clozure.com/pub/release/1.5/ccl-1.5-darwinx86.dmg distribution does not start properly: I get the following message in an AltConsole window: > Error: Objective-C runtime exception: > *** -[NSKeyedUnarchiver initForReadingWithData:]: non-keyed archive cannot be decoded by NSKeyedUnarchiver > While executing: (:INTERNAL GUI::|+[LispApplicationDelegate initialize]|), in process Initial(0). > Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts. > Type :? for other options. 1 > The same problem happens when I run dx86cl64 in a terminal and try to build the IDE by hand (require :cocoa-application) - I eventually get: ;Compiling "/Users/jacek/lisp/ccl-1.5/cocoa-ide/xinspector.lisp"... > Error: Objective-C runtime exception: > *** -[NSKeyedUnarchiver initForReadingWithData:]: non-keyed archive cannot be decoded by NSKeyedUnarchiver > While executing: #<Anonymous Function #x30200069218F>, in process Initial(0). ;;; ;;; #<PROCESS Initial(0) [Active] #x3020000B752D> requires access to Shared Terminal Input ;;; Type (:y 0) to yield control to this thread. ;;; ;Loading #P"/Users/jacek/lisp/ccl-1.5/cocoa-ide/fasls/xinspector.dx64fsl"... Version: Clozure CL64-36452 MacBookPro 6,2 with IntelCore i7. My old version of CCL (early 1.4) works fine. |
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| #595 | wontfix | Clozure does not work on Windows 2000 | ||
| Description |
Clozure does not work on Windows 2000 because it uses Windows XP specific API functions such as AddVectoredExceptionHandler() |
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| #648 | fixed | Clozure on windows can't handle files with names containing single quotes | ||
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I am reposting this message from Lispforum, because the problem appears to be specific to Clozure CL. I have a problem with a program I have written that parses files for the game "Morrowind". If interested the repository is at http://bitbucket.org/eeeickythump/esper/ Basically the problem is with filenames that have a single quote in them. Clozure's pathname functions seem to insist on mangling these filenames by removing the quote (which is a perfectly legal character in Windows filesystems). Using Clozure CL 1.4 on WinXP: CL-USER> (probe-file "c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl's_Head_Replacer_v1.0.esm") ; this is the actual filename NIL CL-USER> (probe-file #p"c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl's_Head_Replacer_v1.0.esm") NIL CL-USER> (pathname "c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl's_Head_Replacer_v1.0.esm") #P"c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryls_Head_Replacer_v1'.0.esm" ; note the mangling of single quotes CL-USER> (probe-file *) NIL CL-USER> (pathname "c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl\'s_Head_Replacer_v1.0.esm") #P"c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryls_Head_Replacer_v1'.0.esm" CL-USER> (pathname "c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl\\'s_Head_Replacer_v1.0.esm") #P"c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl/s_Head_Replacer_v1'.0.esm" CL-USER> (pathname "c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl''s_Head_Replacer_v1.0.esm") ; try 2 quotes #P"c:/Morrowind/Data Files/Beryl''s_Head_Replacer_v1'.0.esm" ; this fails too I've had to release a version of the program that asks the users to rename any files with apostrophes in their names. This is rather embarrassing for someone who is trying to advocate common lisp as the best programming language around! Can someone enlighten me as to how I can get clozure to recognise these filenames? |
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