On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:02:04 +1000, Alain Picard <Alain.Picard(a)memetrics.com> wrote:
> Cursory inspection of the code seems to suggest, for instance, that
> *transfomers* is not safe; the only references to this variable I
> see are in specials.lisp:
> (defvar *transformers* nil
> "Stack of currently active transformer objects.")
>
> and in WITH-TRANFORMATION, which does not create a new binding for
> *transformers*, but rather just pushes a new transformation onto the
> global *transformers*.
The new release rebinds *TRANSFORMATIONS* and thus should hopefully
fix this issue.
Thanks for the report,
Edi.
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Pixel Art Library v1.0 is now released.
If you were using the CVS head there shouldn't be much suprises, for those
still using Release 3 see the changes.txt.
Enjoy, and let me know when you find the bugs. This time I was more
careful in hiding them...
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tomppa
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On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 16:35:40 +0300, Volkan YAZICI <yazicivo(a)ttnet.net.tr> wrote:
> I attached the related patch with the post.
The patch contained TAB characters and wrong links amongst other
things, so I had to go through it manually anyway. That's why it took
me a while. Here's the new release.
Thanks,
Edi.
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I have released version 1.1 of Misc-Extensions. It includes version
3.3 of GMap, which contains the following changes:
() Revamped arg types `:index' and `:index-inc' (incompatibly).
() Added doc strings, including on the predefined arg- and result-types,
and arranged for them to be placed on the symbol-plist, where
there's
an outside chance someone might find them.
() Revamped result types `:vector' and `:string' (incompatibly).
() Removed deprecated arg- and result-types `:array'.
() Changed most optional arguments to arg- and result-types to keyword
arguments.
() Substantially expanded the multiple-value capability. Now it is
possible
for an arg-spec to generate any number of arguments to the
function being
mapped, and for a single result-spec to consume more than one value
returned by that function.
() Using the new multiple-value capabilities, added `:alist' and
`:plist'
as both arg- and result-types.
Thanks to Joerg Hoehle for some useful suggestions.
-- Scott
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On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 18:56:05 +0200, David Lichteblau <david(a)lichteblau.com> wrote:
> the attached patch optimizes the way CL+SSL is used. It by-passes
> the Lisp socket stream and writes directly to the file descriptor
> (which helps a lot on some Lisp implementations because CL+SSL's BIO
> for Lisp streams appears to have some speed issues).
>
> (However, it needs the very latest release of CL+SSL.)
Thanks, patch applied.
Edi.
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Hi everyone,
I uploaded a minor update to cl-cairo2 today.
Highlights:
- the wrapper classes now use finalizers: this means that if you fail
to explicitly destroy them, the GC should take care of it. However,
files will not be closed until this happens, so don't rely on this,
it is just a feature that helps if the user forgets to destroy the
object explicitly (please use the latest CFFI if you encounter
errors, earlier versions don't have cffi:finalize & co)
- minor fixes, mostly cosmetic, now the library compiles under
ultra-picky SBCL without warnings
I have a bit of time now to work on cl-cairo2, so please tell me if
there are any features you are missing.
Best,
Tamas
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I have merged the graphic-forms-newtypes branch back into mainline, and
thus that branch is obsolete. Now that the CFFI project has merged
their newtypes branch[1], it's no longer necessary for us to differentiate
between the two flavors -- so we are back to using the mainline CFFI
code. The latest CFFI from darcs works for me; please send problem reports
to graphic-forms-devel if you encounter problems.
--
Jack Unrue
[1] The closest to an official statement on the branch status in CFFI that
I could find is:
http://common-lisp.net/pipermail/cl-opengl-devel/2007-June/000117.html
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Release 3 of PAL is now available at http://common-lisp.net/project/pal
- some minor & major bugfixes. Most importantly it _should_ now work on
SBCL, CLisp, Allegro CL and Lispworks :)
- bitmap loading should be a lot faster
- few changes in the API, check changes.txt
- some draft documentation is available on the website, not much yet though
Tomi Neste
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