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| #447 | invalid | CCL1.3 darwins problem with delegate object calls, not problem in CCL1.2 | ||
| Description |
The essence seems to me to be that when Cocoa #/performClose: calls upon #/windowShouldClose: for the delegate of a instance of a subclassed window, the callout is unsupported by something in CCL v1.3. It works fine in CCL v1.2. The problem was first spotted when testing on a darwinx8664 machine, but that turns out to be a red herring. On Powerbook G4, with OS 10.5.6, with cocoa-application required in both cases, there is a difference between CCL1.2/CCL1.3. Attached code file gives more explanation. |
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| #989 | fixed | CCL should support "hard-float" calling conventions on ARM | ||
| Description |
As of this writing, there's some support for this in the trunk. |
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| #1110 | wontfix | CCL on Windows outputs an extra space at the end of commands | ||
| Description |
We found this bug while testing asdf's run-program. This notably matter when invoking CMD.EXE: ? (ccl::make-windows-command-line '("echo" "ok" "1"))
"echo ok 1 " ;; instead of "echo ok 1"
The problem is that due to the time
when you shorten the list of string,
the test PS: you may or may not want to M-x delete-trailing-whitespace and/or have a svn hook that ensures you don't have such whitespace. |
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