When I attempt to compile a function using C-c C-c I receive a message that I do not have permission to access file XXXX where XXXX is usually something like "//saf6." or such. I have been tracking it down and I believe the function that generates the temp file names is generating a name that Windows 7 does not like. I have successfully compiled the form under 32bit Windows XP
Notes: I am running Windows 7 64bit ACL is on I have used both the slime snapshot as well as CVS head ccl is version 1.3-r12775M
MWax gaymin@gmail.com writes:
When I attempt to compile a function using C-c C-c I receive a message that I do not have permission to access file XXXX where XXXX is usually something like "//saf6." or such. I have been tracking it down and I believe the function that generates the temp file names is generating a name that Windows 7 does not like. I have successfully compiled the form under 32bit Windows XP
Notes: I am running Windows 7 64bit ACL is on I have used both the slime snapshot as well as CVS head ccl is version 1.3-r12775M
Slime uses CCL:TEMP-PATHNAME which generates such files. I CC'ed the CCL mailing list accordingly.
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