[clfswm-devel] SVN version with clisp 2.44 ?

[Philippe Brochard]

Xavier Maillard writes:

> Hi,
>
>    > I am now trying to run clfswm (a svn checkout) with the same
>    > clisp version and it does not work.
>    >
>    Please, check the last svn. Clfswm works with clisp-2.44.1 and new-clx
>    on my boxes.
>    Tell me what's wrong on your box.
>
> I updated my local copy with a fresh checkout of the SVN
> repository and it just works now ! I think, my clisp version need
> to be built again to have mit and new-clx compiled as modules as
> well.
>
Ah, ok nice.

>    > If not, what is the new way to build a complete clisp (2.44) with
>    > mit-clx ? I saw something has changed with latest clisp version.
>    >
>    I do like I said here:
>
>      http://trac.common-lisp.net/clfswm/wiki/BuildClisp
>
>    This way works both on my Archlinux/x86 and my Debian/ppc.
>    The last svn works with both mit-clx and new-clx on this two
>    machines.
>
> Well, clfswm is not really the cullprit here. In fact, I am
> pretty sure that the clisp build process has changed with latest
> release breaking the way I was used to do it. Now each time I am
> trying to compile clisp (latest version) on my machine, it just
> fails at some point.
>
> I need to investigate a bit deeper.
>
>    > With SBCL, it is pretty easy; I have written a small shell script
>    > that just does it but I am not a clisp expert.
>    >
>    My pkgbuild for archlinux is here:
>
> Yep, I already have red it. By the way, why don't you offer a
> lisp image instead of this shell script ? This would avoid the
> need to "chdir" and the user would have just a quick and simple
> binary script to launch. I am sure it is quicker.
>
Yes I think it's quicker. I'll update my script on the next release.

>    I hope that's help and feel free to add what works for your on the
>    clfswm wiki.
>
>      http://trac.common-lisp.net/clfswm/wiki
>
> I will. By the way, how do you edit this wiki from emacs ? Is
> there something available (a mode) ? 
>
I've seen some modes to edit a wiki:

  http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/WikiModeDiscussion

Maybe OddmuseMode can do the job:

  http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/OddmuseMode


Another mode is trac-wiki.el:

  http://www.meadowy.org/~gotoh/projects/trac-wiki/

But I havn't success to use it because there is a plugins nedded on
the trac server.


Philippe

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