After i run Slime on Emacs, using ECL as inferior-lisp-program, i see a lot of type conversion errors from gcc. When i post it on ecl bug-tracker, them answers:
Slime contains lisp code that is executed by the different Common Lisp implementations. Unfortunately the slime port for ECL has been out of date for quite some time. Patches were submitted to the Slime maintainers and so far it seems they work, but they might only be available in CVS. Please do not report Slime problems here, but to the Slime mailing list. If _they_ find out it is _not_ a Slime problem, then bug reports will be accepted here.
Full slime output can be downloaded from here http://sourceforge.net/tracker/download.php?group_id=30035&atid=398053&a...
I have last versions of ECL (from GIT) and Slime (from CVS), and upgrade them every day. Emacs-22.3 System x86_64 GNU/Linux. Gentoo.
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 7:00 AM, Ghost99ghost99@mail.ru wrote:
After i run Slime on Emacs, using ECL as inferior-lisp-program, i see a lot of type conversion errors from gcc. When i post it on ecl bug-tracker, them answers:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=2809483&group_id=300...
Full slime output can be downloaded from here http://sourceforge.net/tracker/download.php?group_id=30035&atid=398053&a...
I have last versions of ECL (from GIT) and Slime (from CVS), and upgrade them every day. Emacs-22.3 System x86_64 GNU/Linux. Gentoo.
Hi Ghost99,
I think your original bug report was somewhat lacking, and perhaps you misunderstood the message. I'll try and explain:
* GIT ECL is presently seeing a lot of changes to the ECL compiler(s) * CVS Slime and GIT ECL are reported to work
I think the first problem was that the bug report didn't make it clear you were using CVS Slime and GIT ECL; I reported that they work to the ECL mailing list a few days ago and checked in the current swank-ecl shortly thereafter, so *I*'d be the one who broke it if it's due to slime/swank changes, and *that* is what the bug reply was referring to when it said:
"Patches were submitted to the Slime maintainers and so far it seems they work, but they might only be available in CVS"
Your problem is likely related to either a bug in ECL's compiler on AMD64, or a bug related to Gentoo's ebuild of either slime or ecl. Try removing the ebuild'd packages and building ECL according to the website directions, then do a fresh checkout of slime and point emacs at it. If your problem persists, forward your bug request to the ebuild maintainer, otherwise, please join the ecl mailing list and let them know there that you're having a problem with ECL's compiler on AMD64 building CVS slime.
I'm CCing the ECL list so that they can be aware of this too.
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Geo Carncross -
Ghost99