Hello,
I just pulled the recent changes from cvs and get the following warning when building:
The constant CLPYTHON.PARSER::+ALL-VALUES-NAMES+ is being redefined (from (CLPYTHON.PARSER:+NORMAL-VALUE+ CLPYTHON.PARSER:+AUGASSIGN-VALUE+ CLPYTHON.PARSER:+NO-VALUE+) to (CLPYTHON.PARSER:+NORMAL-VALUE+ CLPYTHON.PARSER:+AUGASSIGN-VALUE+ CLPYTHON.PARSER:+NO-VALUE+))
which I accept and the build finishes. When I run the test suite I get the following:
********************************** End CLPython test Errors detected in this test: 104 UNEXPECTED: 100 Successes this test:609 ; ; compilation unit finished ; caught 114 fatal ERROR conditions ; caught 4 ERROR conditions ; caught 3 WARNING conditions ; caught 22 STYLE-WARNING conditions ; printed 26 notes NIL
There are a whole bunch of error messages when running the tests of the form:
Reason: detected an unexpected error of type `#<SB-PCL::CONDITION-CLASS SB-C:COMPILER-ERROR>':
which are the likely cause of the 100 extra failures. All of this is on a Ubuntu 7.10 box with sbcl 1.0.17... I built the latest sbcl along with the previous tarball I had and the test suite ran as expected so the problem is in recent updates.
By the way I've been following Euro 2008 closely (I'm a huge soccer/football fan which isn't quite as common here in Canada) and the Dutch team are looking awesome! Nothing like kicking the asses of the reigning world champs and runners-up to start off the tournament ;-).
Jason
Hi Jason,
On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 11:13 PM, Jason Nielsen jdn@math.carleton.ca wrote:
End CLPython test Errors detected in this test: 104 UNEXPECTED: 100 Successes this test:609
Oops... obviously I did not test the latest changes on SBCL. I just committed fixes for SBCL, so it should run fine for you in an hour.
I am making changes to the compiler, in order to implement yield expression soon - that is the most important missing language feature.
By the way I've been following Euro 2008 closely (I'm a huge soccer/football fan which isn't quite as common here in Canada) and the Dutch team are looking awesome! Nothing like kicking the asses of the reigning world champs and runners-up to start off the tournament ;-).
Yeah, that's going incredibly well! I hope the team continuous playing like it did in those two matches. Btw here's a great picture of the orange crowd: http://www.flickr.com/photos/irouge/2568725720/
Cheers, - Willem
On Sun, 15 Jun 2008, Willem Broekema wrote:
Oops... obviously I did not test the latest changes on SBCL. I just committed fixes for SBCL, so it should run fine for you in an hour.
No worries, I'll take care of testing sbcl for you ;-)! All fixed and back in business, thanks!
I am making changes to the compiler, in order to implement yield expression soon - that is the most important missing language feature.
Great! Any plans for python 3k? The one PEP that looks very common lisp friendly is 3107 (function annotations) which should make clpython scream! I'm pretty excited about clpython as it looks like a tool I can use more generally in both my research and teaching. I'm sick of doing mixed language programming in Fortran, C, R, Matlab... etc! For various reasons, common lisp, which I appreciate greatly, isn't a language I can use much for either outside of my own personal tinkering... which sucks! Actually, I got interested in common lisp to help me generate bindings since it is generally just a bunch of tedious boilerplate and lisp was the perfect tool ... sadly I got hooked ;-)! As an example of my plight I dare you for instance to try and teach numerical analysis to math majors using common lisp in the labs ... most of the students have only very rudimentary programming skills and what they do possess is usually some java or C++.. barf (the dare is a death wish ;-)!).
Yeah, that's going incredibly well! I hope the team continuous playing like it did in those two matches. Btw here's a great picture of the orange crowd: http://www.flickr.com/photos/irouge/2568725720/
Indeed, if they keep playing such a fluid and dangerous counterattack they won't be easy to beat. The sleeper team I'd keep my eye out for is Croatia (although I guess not as much of a sleeper anymore)... I've been impressed by their play. May the orange be with you ;-)!
Jason
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