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Hi all,
I have released Objective-CL 0.2.2. It's primarily a bug fix release.
* Quick Summary
No dependency on Darcs versions of CFFI. CMUCL can be used again.
AMD64 compilation problems have been fixed. Moderate speed
improvements for method invocation.
* What's New?
** CFFI 0.9.2 Support
Objective-CL has always included support code for different CFFI
versions, but the support for anything older than a more or less
recent Darcs checkout turned out be broken. This release fixes the
brokenness, so release versions of CFFI should actually be supported
now.
** CMUCL Compatibility
As CMUCL does not support closures as funcallable-instance-functions,
a workaround had to be implemented. This has been accomplished by
compiling a new lambda expression every time a selector is
initialised. This, of course, makes (COLLECT-SELECTORS) slower than
on other implementations and probably wastes a certain amount of
memory, but it works.
** Speed Improvements
Method invocation speed has been improved a bit. See the development
diary (file JOURNAL) for details.
** AMD64 Compatibility
The Objective-C support code from PyObjC used to assume that ssize_t
and int are equivalent. One search-and-replace procedure later,
Objective-CL compiles on AMD64 GNUstep machines. This new support has
not been extensively tested, so it may still be broken in some way or
another. Furthermore, a similar procedure has not been applied to the
Apple-specific pieces of the PyObjC support code yet Bug reports are
welcome.
Have fun!
~ Matthias
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I understand that Elephant is used for caching of C code. Perhaps this
functionality could be ported to Allegrocache.
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:12:26 +0200, Anton Vodonosov <avodonosov(a)yandex.ru> wrote:
> This is because CLISP doesn't support READ-SEQUENCE on a stream
> having STREAM-ELEMENT-TYPE == 'CHARACTER.
Isn't that a bug which should be reported to the CLISP maintainers?
> The patch attached fixes this problem by explicit change of stream
> element type in the DRAKMA::READ-BODY function.
Thanks. Applied.
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The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to gmane.lisp.movitz.devel as well.
I'd just like to mention that I've recently added macros to the movitz
run-time (and eval). That is, macros in general should work as you
expect at the REPL, and the "macro-function" and "macroexpand"
functions should work according to spec. Notable macros that work are
do, dotimes, dolist, and destructuring-bind. Notable not-working-yet
macros are loop, defclass, and defmethod (i.e. macros that require
extensive machinery beyond the syntax layer).
The macro-expanders are compiled (at create-image time, like normal
functions). This increases the time and output size of create-image
somewhat, but the default kernel still clocks in well below the size
of a floppy image (1.44 MB).
Furthermmore, a number of special operators have been added/improved
in the run-time eval. I expect eval to be reasonably complete soonish.
Finally, the compiling of macros triggered a few compiler bugs that
have now been weeded out (also increasing compiler speed).
--
Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
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On Tue, 11 Mar 2008 13:12:20 +0100, Michael Weber <michaelw+tbnl(a)foldr.org> wrote:
> Be my guest :) New patch attached.
Thanks. It's in the new release.
Edi.
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The document "Sub-interval Numerical Types for Common Lisp" has been
revised by its author Marco Antoniotti. It has also changed its name -
the previous name was "Extra Numerical Types for Common Lisp". This
document is still in its initial stage and will be finalized on April
9, 2008, unless withdrawn by the author beforehand. See http://cdr.eurolisp.org/document/5/
for more details.
Pascal
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Hi everybody,
There is a new article about Context-oriented Programming in the
Journal of Object Technology, and it can be viewed and downloaded at http://www.jot.fm/issues/issue_2008_03/article4/
It discusses context-oriented extensions for Common Lisp, Smalltalk
and Java, namely ContextL, ContextS and ContextJ. There is a new
ContextL example presented in this article that we haven't discussed
in any of the previous papers, so it should be an interesting read for
ContextL users as well.
As always, please feel free to send feedback and suggestions.
Best,
Pascal
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