[Ecls-list] call-cfun missing from cvs install

[Deep Blue]

I tried tinkering with aclocal.m4. Ive been unsucessful so far. Has anyone else tried this ?   Will continue to poke at it.
 
 Goffioul Michael <goffioul at imec.be> wrote:     Dynamic FFI is enabled for x86 processors. Looking at  src/aclocal.m4, it seems that only the CPU
 name is used to decide whether dynamic FFI should be  enabled. I don't know if the x86 implementation
 is supposed to work on x86_64 CPU running 32 bits OS. You  might want to give it a try by tuning
 aclocal.m4 to enable dynamic FFI, re-configure and  re-compile.
  
 Michael.

       
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Sent: Wednesday 22 February 2006 22:37
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Subject: [Ecls-list] call-cfun    missing from cvs install


   
I am using ecl on fedora 4 (i have a 64 bit processor but am using    the 32 bit version of fedora). I downloaded and installed ecls from cvs and    si::call-cfun seems to be missing.

In particular this snippet:

(ffi:defcallback foo :int ((a :int))
    (1+ a)
 )
 
 (dotimes (i 10)
   (print (list i (si::call-cfun (ffi:callback 'foo) :int '(:int) (list

 i)))))

gives me :
 
The function SI::CALL-CFUN is undefined.

I have anohter query

1)  when i start ecl i get the message Broken at EVAL before i get the prompt, is this normal ?

Thats all for now.

Regards,
Deep

      

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