The title says it all...
I'd like to install Solaris 2.1 on new HW we will get soon. However,
I need to have a Common Lisp running. Any suggestions? How about the
binary compatibility mode of Solaris? Will Lisp interpreters, e.g. Allegro
or Lucid, run under this mode?
Thanks,
Jiri Dvorak ······@cscs.ch
In article ·····@cscs.ch, ······@cscs.ch (Jiri Dvorak) writes:
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> How about the
>binary compatibility mode of Solaris? Will Lisp interpreters, e.g. Allegro
>or Lucid, run under this mode?
I didn't manage to run Sun Common Lisp (ie Lucid Common Lisp) 4.0.0 under Solaris.
The obvious reason for that is that a lisp image does not use shared libraries
(which are needed by Solaris' BCP) and haven't a sylmbol-table readable by the
system utilities (ld, nm... --- of course they have internal symbol tables with a
proprietary format).
Rumors says than Lucid CL will be ported to Solmaris at 2nd half of 1993.
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