[movitz-devel] compiling LiCE for Movitz

[Ram Vedam]

Have there been any attempts at writing a filesystem for Movitz? I think
that LiCE would definitely compile with no adjustment to Shawn's source if
there was a filesystem on Movitz, since it would mean that those macros /
functions associated with file I/O would have been implemented. In
retrospect, I guess I should have started with that first. I haven't seen
any references to an attempted filesystem inside the Movitz source, but I
may be looking in the wrong place.

Ram

On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 1:34 PM, Andreas Davour <ante at update.uu.se> wrote:

> On Sat, 21 Nov 2009, Ram Vedam wrote:
>
>  I don't know if there is a lice-devel mailing list so I thought I post
>> this
>> here and get pointed in the right direction. I downloaded and tried
>> compiling LiCE for movitz, but it would seem that the new version requires
>> a
>> couple of macros to be implemented inside Movitz before it can
>> successfully
>> hook into it. My question is: has anyone tried compiling the new version
>> of
>> LiCE on the movitz platform and if so what sort of issues are you having?
>> Currently, I'm compiling a movitz image using SBCL and it is complaining
>> that "WITH-OPEN-FILE is not implemented yet". Is anyone else having this
>> problem?
>>
>
> This list have been really quiet for a long time now. Hopefully somebody
> come out and give some feedback on your problem. Personally I don't have
> much experience to share. Shawn Betts is, I believe the originator or LiCE
> so maybe he knows something.
>
> I actually started to delve deeper into the heart of movitz to develop some
> of the more interesting parts, but I got lost in the source. I don't have
> much talent and experience navigating a source maze.
>
> /andreas
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