The following makes it possible to build ABCL from the command line directly:
./build-from-lisp.sh sbcl
./build-from-lisp.sh clisp
etc.
-T.
Tobias C. Rittweiler wrote:
The following makes it possible to build ABCL from the command line directly:
./build-from-lisp.sh sbcl
./build-from-lisp.sh clisp
I think you missed your patching of "build-abcl.lisp" with a top-level call to BUILD-ABCL (which you mention in your patch of README) right?
I'm a little reluctant to patch 'build-abcl.lisp' in this way, as it mutates the behavior of the "BUILD-ABCL" ASDF definition contained in "abcl.asd" to always begin executing the build process at 'ASDF:LOAD-OP time. Couldn't we either a) evaluate a (BUILD-ABCL) form after the load or b) create another Lisp file (like "do-build-abcl.lisp") that loads "build-abcl.lisp" and then evaluates the top-level load?
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Mark Evensonevenson@panix.com wrote:
Tobias C. Rittweiler wrote:
The following makes it possible to build ABCL from the command line directly:
./build-from-lisp.sh sbcl
./build-from-lisp.sh clisp
I think you missed your patching of "build-abcl.lisp" with a top-level call to BUILD-ABCL (which you mention in your patch of README) right?
I'm a little reluctant to patch 'build-abcl.lisp' in this way, as it mutates the behavior of the "BUILD-ABCL" ASDF definition contained in "abcl.asd" to always begin executing the build process at 'ASDF:LOAD-OP time. Couldn't we either a) evaluate a (BUILD-ABCL) form after the load or b) create another Lisp file (like "do-build-abcl.lisp") that loads "build-abcl.lisp" and then evaluates the top-level load?
It's possible to give 2 options to ABCL at the command line:
--load <some file> --eval "<some form>"
Although I didn't look at the patch, I guess this is what you're after?
Bye,
Erik.
Erik Huelsmann wrote: […]
I'm a little reluctant to patch 'build-abcl.lisp' in this way, as it mutates the behavior of the "BUILD-ABCL" ASDF definition contained in "abcl.asd" to always begin executing the build process at 'ASDF:LOAD-OP time. Couldn't we either a) evaluate a (BUILD-ABCL) form after the load or b) create another Lisp file (like "do-build-abcl.lisp") that loads "build-abcl.lisp" and then evaluates the top-level load?
It's possible to give 2 options to ABCL at the command line:
--load <some file> --eval "<some form>"
Although I didn't look at the patch, I guess this is what you're after?
Right, but its a little more involved, as one has to have the correct syntax for every Lisp that the shell scripts wishes to invoke, which takes some hunting around. I don't have access to all the Lisp implementations that Tobias has put in here.
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