On Jan 3, 2012, at 12:04 PM, Rudolf Schlatte wrote:
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Unfortunately, after applying these patches things did not go well with running ABCL on my old hardware (circa 2008). I'm going to try a clean compile with your patches, as maybe it was something other than your patches
Thanks for taking a look. Would you mind sending a backtrace or problem description? I had some out-of-memory errors running the test suite, but I did a number of rebuilds yesterday and it works for me (start abcl under slime, find new classes, check class precedence lists etc.).
No crashes, just major slowness under OS X 10.7 that I haven't instrumented. Your patches seem to run fine under my oi-151a server, which is a contemporary free Solaris environment with beefy hardware and "grown-up" I/O, so I will probably commit them after I finish analyzing the runs of the GCL-ANSI test and the CL-BENCH suite. Since these patches mostly adjust the Java-side implementation of the Lisp hierarchy after defining a Java METACLASS and SPECIALIZER, I fail to see how they could be problematic.
Or someone else can just push the patches to trunk if they have the time.
Mark