The Inspector is nice, but its MOP code is a thin layer of abstraction over the MOPs of SBCL and OpenMCL. If you're not running one of those, it gives you a "No MOP" error. Matthieu Villeneuve's patch adds support for CMUCL, but it seems like suplication of the work already done with CLIM-MOP.
Here's a patch that deletes the compatibility code and changes everything to use CLIM-MOP. It works for me on SBCL 0.8.16. If it breaks anything, let me know.
-Peter
I just caught up with this email, and it looks to me as if this will cause the inspector to fail for any lisp other than mcl and sbcl (and possibly cmucl). Shouldn't you be calling functions in the CLIM-MOP package? I just submitted a patch to Lisp-Dep/fix-acl.lisp to (I hope) make the CLIM-MOP package work for my beloved Allegro CL.
Best, R
The inspector is currently using clim-mop.
Tim
On Feb 2, 2005, at 9:10 PM, rpgoldman@real-time.com wrote:
I just caught up with this email, and it looks to me as if this will cause the inspector to fail for any lisp other than mcl and sbcl (and possibly cmucl). Shouldn't you be calling functions in the CLIM-MOP package? I just submitted a patch to Lisp-Dep/fix-acl.lisp to (I hope) make the CLIM-MOP package work for my beloved Allegro CL.
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