Hello list,
as the subject line already says, my CVS version of slime stopped working with my CVS version of GNU/Emacs. When i invoke slime everything seems to run ok - slime.el gets loaded and the lisp image starts and loads swank. The last thing that happens is that emacs reports the following:
;; Swank started at port: 35154. ; Adding fd handler: 5
Inspecting the open network connections and processes reveals that a lisp image _is_ in fact running and a network connection is open between the image and emacs. But unfortunately when i try to switch to the slime repl emacs reports a 'Not connected'.
This happens both with sbcl-0.18 and OpenMCL-0.14.2p. My emacs version is:
GNU Emacs 21.3.50.38 (powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.4.10) of 2004-12-29 on hobbes
Any ideas? I did remove all fasl files.
TIA Ralf Mattes
"R. Mattes" rm@mh-freiburg.de writes:
Any ideas? I did remove all fasl files.
Brian O'Connor wrote something about a Mac specific problem with CVS Emacs in his blog: http://www.wnyx.com/2004/12/gnu_emacs.html. Perhaps his patch works for you too.
I just compiled a fresh Emacs from CVS on Linux/x86, but everything seems to work as usual.
Helmut.
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 20:40:31 +0100, Helmut Eller wrote:
"R. Mattes" rm@mh-freiburg.de writes:
Any ideas? I did remove all fasl files.
Brian O'Connor wrote something about a Mac specific problem with CVS Emacs in his blog: http://www.wnyx.com/2004/12/gnu_emacs.html. Perhaps his patch works for you too.
Ah, thank's - that solved it! I wasn't able to install my latest compile (due to some problem with loaddefs.el) after coming back from vacation and hence missed the bugfix/patch that seems to have made it into CVS emacs.
I just compiled a fresh Emacs from CVS on Linux/x86, but everything seems to work as usual.
I'll try to find the cause of my installation problem so i can try to get the latest CVS emacs running but meanwhile Brian's patch works.
Thank's a lot, slime is so much fun to use - hat bug brought back memories of the dark ilisp times ;-)
RalfD
Helmut.