From kentilton at gmail.com  Tue Jun  1 01:56:21 2010
From: kentilton at gmail.com (Kenneth Tilton)
Date: Mon, 31 May 2010 21:56:21 -0400
Subject: [cells-devel] [cello-devel] Compiling
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They are defined by a macro, def-tk-something.

I guess you are building with ASDF?

Try a :force t on the whole thing. There may be a dependency missing 
that would make ASDF load as it goes.

ASDF really sucks.

kt

Seth Burleigh wrote:
> Where exactly is celtk:mk-arc and related defined?
> 
>>>> FUNCTIONS MISSING!!!:
>>>> compiling cello:
>>>>
>>>> ; compilation unit finished
>>>> ;   Undefined functions:
>>>> ;     CELLO::KEYSYM-SYM CELTK:MK-ARC CELTK:MK-BITMAP CELTK:MK-CANVAS
>>>> CELTK:MK-CHECKBUTTON CELTK:MK-ENTRY CELTK:MK-FRAME-STACK CELTK:MK-LABEL
>>>> CELTK:MK-LINE CELTK::MK-LISTBOX CELTK:MK-MENU
>>>> CELTK:MK-MENU-ENTRY-CASCADE CELTK:MK-MENU-ENTRY-CHECKBUTTON
>>>> CELTK:MK-MENU-ENTRY-COMMAND CELTK:MK-MENU-ENTRY-RADIOBUTTON
>>>> CELTK:MK-MENU-ENTRY-SEPARATOR CELTK:MK-OVAL CELTK:MK-PANEDWINDOW
>>>> CELTK:MK-POLYGON CELTK:MK-POPUP-MENUBUTTON CELTK:MK-RECTANGLE
>>>> CELTK:MK-SCALE CELTK::MK-SCROLLBAR CELTK:MK-SCROLLED-LIST
>>>> CELTK:MK-SPINBOX CELTK:MK-TEXT-ITEM CELTK:MK-TEXT-WIDGET
>>>> GUI-GEOMETRY:PX-MAINTAIN-PL GUI-GEOMETRY:PX-MAINTAIN-PR
>>>> GUI-GEOMETRY:PY-MAINTAIN-PB GUI-GEOMETRY:PY-MAINTAIN-PT
>>>> CELTK::TOGL-CREATE-FUNC CELTK::TOGL-DESTROY-FUNC
>>>> CELTK::TOGL-DISPLAY-FUNC CELTK:TOGL-RESHAPE-FUNC CELTK::TOGL-TIMER-FUNC
>>>> GUI-GEOMETRY:^LR-WIDTH GUI-GEOMETRY:^OFFSET-WITHIN CELTK::|cb-CREATE|
>>>> CELTK::|cb-DESTROY| CELTK::|cb-DISPLAY| CELTK::|cb-RESHAPE| CELTK::|
>>>> cb-TIMER|
>>>> ;   printed 63 notes
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From kentilton at gmail.com  Tue Jun  1 03:10:07 2010
From: kentilton at gmail.com (Kenneth Tilton)
Date: Mon, 31 May 2010 23:10:07 -0400
Subject: [cells-devel] [cello-devel] Compiling
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Seth Burleigh wrote:
> K, fixed that. I'll retire for today,  but apparently the problem is
> that you were defining a macro which ended up like this
> (defmacro |mk-ARC| ...)
> and when you try to normally use the macro, its looking for MK-ARC, not
> mk-ARC.

Aha. You have Modern mode Allegro CL? The trial edition? Any place you 
see me assembling a string and then interning it, look out! There will 
often be a string-upcase there, or some assumption about the case of 
symbol-name, or something like that.

I'll take a look at the macro.

> 
> Getting closer :) 
>

Yep, this is how it goes, step by silly step, symbols, packages, ASDF 
sucks...

> 
> Are there any specific versions of the tk library that i have to use
> (and also the freetype?)

Anything current on Tk is good.

I actually figured out Cello was not really using cl-freetype any more 
when porting it to OS X recently (which came up short on one of the fonts).

kt