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| #904 | duplicate | Broken link in Clozure CL Help | ||
| Description |
The initial screen of the Clozure CL Help says "The OpenMCL Doc directory is available [here]." But the link to [here] doesn't do anything. Clicking on it doesn't take you anywhere. This is in the App Store version of the IDE. I don't know whether the link works in the version of the IDE that can be downloaded from the Clozure website. |
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| #1367 | wontfix | Bring back armv6 | ||
| Description |
If I locally revert the change that disabled armv6 support in lisp-kernel/linuxarm, it still appears to work. (I haven’t tried the test suite at all though.) Since there are tons of original Raspberry Pi devices out there that are armv6, it might be worthwhile to keep armv6 running. For one thing, it might be easier to use for people who want to do GPIO stuff from Lisp; while I was doing it on an Intel Edison, not a Raspberry Pi, I could never make my Lisp bridge to libmraa actually work under SBCL, whereas it just worked immediately under CCL. |
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| #78 | fixed | Break loop prompts: reference menu commands in IDE ? | ||
| Description |
A break loop message references :-commands. Those commands are in effect in the IDE, but menu-based equivalents are often available. > Break: interrupt signal > While executing: FD-INPUT-AVAILABLE-P, in process Listener(4). > Type :GO to continue, :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts. > If continued: Return from BREAK. > Type :? for other options. Certainly the 3rd line could be changed to something like: > Type cmd-/ to continue, cmd-. to abort, cmd-\ for a list of available restarts. possibly using the Apple clover-key character instead of "cmd". |
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