I've just started developing in LISP, again, after some years away from it. I wanted to try using Hunchentoot which requires the Bordeaux Threads project. After asdf-installing the project, I REPLd (require :bordeaux-threads) and received the following message:
WARNING: Either there is no Bordeaux-threads support for your implementation, or your implementation does not support threads therefore some features may not work. Feel free to implement it, or bug one of the maintainers to do so if your lisp supports threads at all.
I'm running Mac OS X 10.5, SBCL 1.0.30, and Bordeaux-Threads 0.6.0. Does anyone know why I don't have thread support though it appears to have a "green" status on the project page?
Sincerely, Curtis.
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Curtis Schlakcurtis_schlak@yahoo.com wrote:
I'm running Mac OS X 10.5, SBCL 1.0.30, and Bordeaux-Threads 0.6.0. Does anyone know why I don't have thread support though it appears to have a "green" status on the project page?
Welcome back to Common-Lisp. I am speculating, but sbcl needs to be built with threads enabled in order for threads to work. I am not sure if sbcl threads are supported for OS-X? Are threads-support a requirement for the green color? You can always try openmcl, or sbcl in a virtualbox/vmware/parallels linux (my personal choice). Or maybe do without threads while developing.
/Henrik
I'm running Mac OS X 10.5, SBCL 1.0.30, and Bordeaux-Threads 0.6.0. Does
anyone know why I don't have thread support though it appears to have a "green" status on the project page?
Welcome back to Common-Lisp. I am speculating, but sbcl needs to be built with threads enabled in order for threads to work. I am not sure if sbcl threads are supported for OS-X? Are threads-support a requirement for the green color? You can always try openmcl, or sbcl in a virtualbox/vmware/parallels linux (my personal choice). Or maybe do without threads while developing.
/Henrik
Many thanks, Henrik. What a wonderful idea, one of which I should have thought! That's where I'm going, today.
Curtis.
On August 16, 2009 09:03:54 am Curtis Schlak wrote:
I'm running Mac OS X 10.5, SBCL 1.0.30, and Bordeaux-Threads 0.6.0. Does
anyone know why I don't have thread support though it appears to have a "green" status on the project page?
Welcome back to Common-Lisp. I am speculating, but sbcl needs to be built with threads enabled in order for threads to work. I am not sure if sbcl threads are supported for OS-X? Are threads-support a requirement for the green color? You can always try openmcl, or sbcl in a virtualbox/vmware/parallels linux (my personal choice). Or maybe do without threads while developing.
/Henrik
Many thanks, Henrik. What a wonderful idea, one of which I should have thought! That's where I'm going, today.
If you're on a PowerPC Macintosh, then sbcl likely will not compile with threads enabled. When I'm working on darwin/ppc, I use Clozure with excellent results.
Kind Regards,
Brian
bordeaux-threads-devel@common-lisp.net
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