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October 2014

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[Mkcl-devel] C-based runtime of MKCL passes Coverity scan.
by Jean-Claude Beaudoin 24 Oct '14

24 Oct '14

Hello all, I am happy to announce you that the C-based runtime of MKCL has passed with great success the scrutiny of the source code scanning tool of Coverity. After a bit more than a week of use of that tool, Coverity now reports a defect density of 0.01 per 1000 lines for MKCL C-runtime on Linux and a defect density of 0.00 per 1000 lines for MKCL C-runtime on Microsoft Windows (Win32 and Win64). The code submitted to Coverity for these results currently sits in our Github repository on head of the master branch. This code will be the basis of upcoming version 1.1.10. I hope to release 1.1.10 in a few weeks, after some updates to its "contrib" bundle. Cheers, Jean-Claude Beaudoin

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[Mkcl-devel] Example of embedding MKCL?
by Arto Bendiken 01 Oct '14

01 Oct '14

Good morning, I'm wondering if there is somewhere any example of embedded use of MKCL from a C/C++ program? I have not yet located one anywhere. Attempting to proceed based on examples written for ECL is painful, as more has changed than just naming. I have not yet managed to get something as simple as [1] ported and to run after half an hour of effort. Also, I should mention that I noticed that MKCL built from Git will install the shared library as /usr/local/lib/mkcl_1.1.10.so, without the customary lib- prefix. This means that in any case the -lmkcl linker flag will be ineffective without the manual creation of a /usr/local/lib/libmkcl.so symlink. Is MKCL still meant to usable embedded into C/C++ programs, or has it been evolving in other directions? Thanks, Arto [1] http://cwndr.ws/posts/Calling-Lisp-from-C-using-ECL.html -- Arto Bendiken | @bendiken | http://ar.to

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