Using the latest SBCL and the latest SLIME, I'm having trouble load-op'ing swank (or systems that depend on it). I either evaluate (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :swank) or do ,load-system swank RET. In either case, ASDF goes to work and some output is printed ot the REPL buffer. Then the output abruptly stops. the *inferior-lisp* buffer shows a backtrace (attached). This is an x86 Linux machine. I tried clearing ~/.slime/fasl as well.
atkinw@rpi.edu wrote:
Using the latest SBCL and the latest SLIME, I'm having trouble load-op'ing swank (or systems that depend on it). I either evaluate (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :swank) or do ,load-system swank RET. In either case, ASDF goes to work and some output is printed ot the REPL buffer. Then the output abruptly stops. the *inferior-lisp* buffer shows a backtrace (attached). This is an x86 Linux machine. I tried clearing ~/.slime/fasl as well.
http://common-lisp.net/pipermail/slime-devel/2006-May/004955.html
(I think Christophe has a patch to make Swank do the right thing here, which was something like replacing the default DEFMETHOD in DEFINTERFACE with a specialization on NO-APPLICABLE-METHOD. But it looks like it was never sent to the list.)
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