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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #775 | fixed | freebsd test suite failures | ||
| Description |
The freebsd ports have a few test failures: 32 bit: 6 out of 21863 total tests failed: CL-TEST::FUNCALL.ERROR.1, CL-TEST::FUNCALL.ERROR.2, CL-TEST::FUNCALL.ERROR.3, CL-TEST::EXP.ERROR.6, CL-TEST::EXP.ERROR.7, CL-TEST::LISTEN.7. see: http://setf.clozure.com:8010/builders/freebsdx8632/builds/1/steps/shell_3/logs/stdio 64-bit: 1 out of 21869 total tests failed: CL-TEST::LISTEN.7. see: http://setf.clozure.com:8010/builders/freebsdx8664/builds/1/steps/shell_3/logs/stdio |
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| #992 | fixed | format ~9,2$ gives inconsistent results. | ||
| Description |
A funny bug with ~$ formating: (defparameter *inflation* 1.06) (defparameter *duration* 15 "Year") (defparameter *yearly-amount* (* 12 1200) "Euro") (defparameter *now-a-year* (nth-value 5 (decode-universal-time (get-universal-time)))) (defun plus-interest (amount year rate) (* amount (expt year rate))) (with-standard-io-syntax (loop :for i :from 15 :downto 0 :for that-year-amount = (plus-interest *yearly-amount* i *inflation*) :sum that-year-amount :into total :do (format t "~4D: ~2,9$ ~2,9$~%" (+ *now-a-year* i) that-year-amount total))) 2027: 000254108.47 000254108.47 2026: 000236188.17 000490296.62 2025: 000218344.56 000708641.20 2024: 000200583.20 000909224.40 2023: 000182910.52 001092134.90 2022: 000165334.11 1257469.00 2021: 147863.00 1405332.00 2020: 000130508.21 001535840.20 2019: 000113283.42 001649123.60 2018: 000096206.13 001745329.70 2017: 000079299.54 001824629.20 2016: 000062595.92 001887225.10 2015: 000046143.55 001933368.60 2014: 000030023.01 001963391.60 2013: 14400.00 001977791.60 2012: 000000000.00 001977791.60 nil |
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| #1297 | fixed | format ~,,kF is not implemented. | ||
| Description |
(format nil "~2f" 0.1) should return "10.0", but we get "0.1". (format nil "~,,2f" 0.1) --> "0.1" ; bad (format nil "~8,,2f" 0.1) --> " 10.0" ; ok (format nil "~,8,2f" 0.1) --> "10.00000000" ; ok |
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