Hi
It gives an error saying that symbol runes:find-output-encoding is not defined. I got the previous closure-html-2007-10-21.tgz and it compiles without problems.
Thank you, Andrei
My first guess is that the "runes" package is a new dependency, and you don't have it installed. You might try to asdf-install it.
Christopher White
Andrei Stebakov wrote:
Hi
It gives an error saying that symbol runes:find-output-encoding is not defined. I got the previous closure-html-2007-10-21.tgz and it compiles without problems.
Thank you, Andrei
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No, it doesn't match it. I only found 2007 version on the closure-common web page: http://www.cliki.net/closure-common, the one under Tarball. Where can I get the 2008 version from?
Thank you, Andrew
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 4:09 PM, Christopher White christopher.white@sbcglobal.net wrote:
My first guess is that the "runes" package is a new dependency, and you don't have it installed. You might try to asdf-install it.
Christopher White
Andrei Stebakov wrote:
Hi
It gives an error saying that symbol runes:find-output-encoding is not defined. I got the previous closure-html-2007-10-21.tgz and it compiles without problems.
Thank you, Andrei
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Quoting Andrei Stebakov (lispercat@gmail.com):
It gives an error saying that symbol runes:find-output-encoding is not defined. I got the previous closure-html-2007-10-21.tgz and it compiles without problems.
Is that with a matching version of closure-common?
Hello,
Andrei Stebakov writes:
It gives an error saying that symbol runes:find-output-encoding is not defined. I got the previous closure-html-2007-10-21.tgz and it compiles without problems.
I recently got the CVS version, and it compiles fine. It has a lot of quirks in terms of presentation, but it compiles and runs.
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