Hi,
I have a problem with compiling GCL Common Lisp
Version 1.0 under Red Hat Commercial Linux 2.1.
When I attempt to load a compiled file, say foo.o,
I get the error:
Error: The string table of the file did not have any length.
Fast links are on: do ... etc etc.
The gcc compiler I am using is version 2.7.0.
I have figured out that the arguments I am passing
to the compiler when I invoke (compile-file "foo.lsp")
are:
gcc -f writable-string -DVol=volatile -I/root/gcl-1.0/o -O -c -I . NIL -W
if this means anything to anybody.
I have no problem compiling the foo.lsp file into the file foo.o, I
only get a problem when I try to load the compiled file.
Any help would be appreciated. I can be contacted by email,
see below.
Jon Spragg
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* Email: ·······@cs.cmu.edu J.E. Spragg *
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* Email: ·······@cs.cmu.edu J.E. Spragg *
* Phone: 1-412-268-1376 The Robotics Institute *
* Intelligent Coordination *