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disabling debugger in production
by Vibhu Mohindra 26 Apr '17

26 Apr '17

I'm bundling up a program for distribution to customers. I don't want it to ever enter the debugger. I want it to raise Java exceptions instead. What I've written to achieve this follows. I've observed it working. However, there are still times when my program enters the debugger. I can't tell why, and want to prevent it entirely. Does anybody know? Does anyone on this list distribute ABCL applications to end users, and how do you disable the debugger? /* disable the debugger. raise a RuntimeException instead */ static void installDebuggerHook() { Symbol.DEBUGGER_HOOK .setSymbolValue(new Function() { public LispObject execute(LispObject c, LispObject h) { throw translateCondition(c);}}); } static RuntimeException translateCondition(LispObject c) { return new RuntimeException( c instanceof Condition ? String.format("%s: %s", c.princToString(), ((Condition) c).getConditionReport()) : c.princToString()); } My program is really a Lisp library that people will use via a thin Java layer. I have a hunch that the above takes care of errors that occur in: interpreter.eval("...") but not errors that occur in: someSymbol.execute(...) Thanks in advance, Vibhu

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"Don't know how to REQUIRE JSS" when loading Lisp code from Java
by Frederico Munoz 25 Apr '17

25 Apr '17

Hello, I'm using the following code to execute a Lisp function: #+BEGIN_SRC java public class Call { public static void main(String [] args) { Call thisObject = new Call(); Interpreter interpreter = Interpreter.createInstance(); interpreter.eval("(load \"lispfunctions.lisp\")"); org.armedbear.lisp.Package defaultPackage = Packages.findPackage("CL-USER"); Symbol voidsym = defaultPackage.findAccessibleSymbol("SAY-HELLO"); Function voidFunction = (Function) voidsym.getSymbolFunction(); LispObject result = voidFunction.execute(new JavaObject(thisObject)); } } #+END_SRC The Lisp side: #+BEGIN_SRC lisp ;;; lispfunctions.lisp (java:add-to-classpath "/opt/abcl-bin-1.4.0/abcl-contrib.jar") (require :jss) (defun say-hello () "Hi!") #+END_SRC It works without the (requirese :jss); whenever I try to use it I get: #<THREAD "main" {C7BBB6C0}>: Debugger invoked on condition of type SIMPLE-ERROR Don't know how to REQUIRE JSS. Any pointers? Thanks! -- fsmunoz(a)sdf.org SDF Public Access UNIX System - http://sdf.org

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Getting a Java class from Function.execute (LispObject introspection)
by Frederico Munoz 25 Apr '17

25 Apr '17

Hello, I'm experimenting with compiling some code using javac and the following example: https://github.com/slyrus/abcl/blob/master/examples/pure-lisp-to-java/Main.… I have one doubt regarding LispObject (what we get from Function.execute): I have read some introspection in the manual but my use-case is slightly different since the I will use the return value of the Lisp call and that value is actually a Java class (from a non-standard library which I use) that will be the return value of the main method of the Main class. Is this feasible? Perhaps I'm missing something obvious, especially since my Java is hardly the strongest. Best regards, -- fsmunoz(a)sdf.org SDF Public Access UNIX System - http://sdf.org

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CFFI on Windows does not load sqlite3.dll
by Mirko Vukovic 24 Apr '17

24 Apr '17

Hello, This is on Windows 10, Armed Bear Common Lisp 1.4.0, Java 1.7.0_51 Oracle Corporation I am trying to link to sqlite3.dll with CFFI (as required by the cl-dbi package) I have jna installed in my home directory under ~/.m2/... and cffi loads cleanly as does cl-dbi. Note that the ~/.m2/.../jna-4.2.2.jar is not in my classpath. Instead I added it via (java:add-to-classpath ...) (cffi:load-foreign-library "c:/Program Files/sqlite/sqlite3.dll") gives an error (shown below). I also tried by adding the directory to cffi:*foreign-library-directoris*, and then calling (cffi:load-foreign-library "sqlite3.dll"). The error message is: Unable to load foreign library (SQLITE3.DLL-30929). Unable to load library 'C:/Program Files/sqlite/sqlite3.dll': Native library (win32-x86/C:/Program Files/sqlite/sqlite3.dll) not found in resource path ([file:/C:/mv-program-files/abcl-bin-1.4.0/, file:/C:/mv-program-files/abcl-bin-1.4.0/abcl.jar]) Questions: 1. What is the implication of the win32-x86 prefix to the path in the error message? Is that a 32/64 bit incompatibility? 2. I don't understand the part of the error message referring to the resource path 3. while CFFI does compile, do I have somehow to load JNA explicitly. In other words, is (ql:qload ...) enough, or do I need to do something else to activate JNA? 4. Does CFFI work on Windows (since Java is cross-platform, I would expect it to)? (My Java knowledge is epsilon where epsilon appraches 0, although I plan to work on this if I continue using ABCL to interface to Java libraries) Thank you, Mirko

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Watson IoT MQTT with ABCL (dW recipe)
by Frederico Munoz 23 Apr '17

23 Apr '17

Hello all, Following my previous experiences with using Eclipe Paho with ABCL I wrote a more step-by-step tutorial that uses MQTT to send data to IBM's Watson IoT Platform. https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/watson-iot-with-common-lisp/ It uses Quicklisp and tries to show to those who do not know ABCL the basics of what is possible. I'm sure there are some incorrections here and there but still, thought it would be interesting. The audience is the general community much more than those already acquainted with ABCL. Best regards -- fsmunoz(a)sdf.org SDF Public Access UNIX System - http://sdf.org

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patch for bug 443 (ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME effectively ignores TIME-ZONE argument)
by Robert Dodier 17 Apr '17

17 Apr '17

Hi, here is a patch to fix bug 443. With this change, Maxima + ABCL passes its tests (in tests/rtest11.mac for the record) for parse_timedate which calls ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME. Incidentally this patch also fixes an unreported bug in DECODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME: the daylight saving flag is reported incorrectly because EXT:GET-TIME-ZONE expects its argument in milliseconds, not seconds. I can't sign in to the bug tracker as the OpenID button doesn't work and I don't remember my common-lisp.net username/password and I don't see a way to get a password reminder on common-lisp.net. A comment on the bug tracker mentions Java 8. If I remember correctly, I tried the previous version of the code with both Java 7 and Java 8 and in both cases it fails. In any event the error seems to be pretty clearly a mistake in ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME so I would be surprised if different Java versions yielded different results. Hope this helps, and all the best. Robert Dodier PS. This patch was taken against r14981 on armedbear-svn/trunk.

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Help me get a Java object's name
by Mirko Vukovic 15 Apr '17

15 Apr '17

Hello, I am using the Apache POI library to read Excel files. The following is from within Slime. I am struggling to extract cell types as returned by getCellTypeEnum ( https://poi.apache.org/apidocs/org/apache/poi/ss/usermodel/Cell.html#getCel… ()) My code returns a Java Object like so: #<org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.CellType FORMULA {5C25A9}> It is of class #<java class org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.CellType> I would like to grab the "FORMULA" in the above object description. Slime can see it, it's inspector can see it, even DESCRIBE can see it: READER> (describe *) #<org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.CellType FORMULA {11CC24A}> is an object of type JAVA-OBJECT. The wrapped Java object is an instance of org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.CellType: "FORMULA" But, I could not figure out a way to get to "FORMULA". I tried to accessing the slot `name' but that does not work. I looked at the FFI page, but found no clues. I tried to get slot names via AMOP: (mop:class-direct-slots (class-of java-cell-type)) returns NIL It must be something simple that I am overlooking. Help is appreciated. Thanks! Mirko

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Easy Maven publishing for GitHub projects
by Alessio Stalla 29 Mar '17

29 Mar '17

FYI, if you're interested, I've just stepped on this: https://jitpack.io/

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bug report: ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME effectively ignores TIME-ZONE argument
by Robert Dodier 23 Mar '17

23 Mar '17

A contributor to the Maxima project bumped into this while trying Maxima + ABCL 1.4.0. CL-USER(1): (ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME 48 1 15 15 8 1995 -23) 3017516508 CL-USER(2): (ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME 48 1 15 15 8 1995 -13) 3017516508 CL-USER(3): (ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME 48 1 15 15 8 1995 13) 3017516508 CL-USER(4): (ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME 48 1 15 15 8 1995 23) 3017516508 CL-USER(5): (ENCODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME 48 1 15 15 8 1995 'foo) 3017516508 Not too surprising, I think -- a glance at ./src/org/armedbear/lisp/time.lisp shows that the TIME-ZONE argument doesn't take part in the calculations. TIME-ZONE does come into play in pre-14840 versions of time.lisp and the results are consistent with other CL implementations, at least for the examples exercised by the Maxima test suite (date parsing). Tried to submit a bug report via Trac but when I clicked on the OpenID button I get a connection reset error. Thanks for all your efforts, I appreciate it. Robert Dodier

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integration with java's threading
by Devon Miller 13 Mar '17

13 Mar '17

I saw that Bordeaux threads uses a very thin layer of java threads in their abcl implementation file. I wanted to use some libraries from java that use threading fairly heavily (web apis) and was wondering if there had been good testing with exchanging data from the lisp layer to the java layer when threading is heavily used in the java layer. For example, passing xml and json s-expr into java for processing and sending out through a multi-threaded environment i.e. akka actors.

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