Anyone out there aware of a Symbolics Flavors Compatibility package of
some sort?
For those to whom this makes any sense, this is so-called "new flavors"
an example of which would be: (defmethod (:string-for-printing
icon-shape) () name) ie message first....
Thanks
Martin M.
From: Robert Monfera
Subject: Re: A Flavors compatibility package...
Date:
Message-ID: <38B2F051.CBE23CD7@fisec.com>
Martin Mallinson wrote:
>
> Anyone out there aware of a Symbolics Flavors Compatibility package of
> some sort?
I think ACL form Franz supports or used to support Flavors - check their
publicly available documentation. Also, maybe Poplog Lisp (now
open-source) also supports it.
Robert
Robert Monfera <·······@fisec.com> writes:
> Martin Mallinson wrote:
> >
> > Anyone out there aware of a Symbolics Flavors Compatibility package of
> > some sort?
>
> I think ACL form Franz supports or used to support Flavors - check their
> publicly available documentation. Also, maybe Poplog Lisp (now
> open-source) also supports it.
Yes ACL does include a compatability flavors package (require :flavors),
but AFAIK this isn't New Flavors, e.g. the method definition has the old
order
(defmethod (flavor-name [method-type] operation) lambda-list forms*)
The Franz documentation itself states that they are compatible to
Symbolics' Release 6 Flavors, but not to Release 7 Flavors.
Regs, Pierre.
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From: Christian Lynbech
Subject: Re: A Flavors compatibility package...
Date:
Message-ID: <of66vgb8gk.fsf@chl.tbit.dk>
At ELUGM'99 (European Lisp Users Group Meeting), there was a
presentation from a project from IUT du Havre (France) describing the
translation of a job scheduling system from New Flavors to CLOS.
Another presentation described a system (FoOBar, from IST in Lisbon,
Portugal) which had lived through several generations of lisp to end
up as an Common Lisp application. I remember him talking about going
from Flavors to CLOS as well.
I can look through the proceedings for names and adresses if you want
to consider going down that road.
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No that's Ok Christian, we are well able to port the thing ourselves I was just
looking for an intermediate step...thank you for responding however, I appreciate
it. (and to those of you who have offered to port the code for us, thank you too,
but we will do it in-house).
Martin M
Christian Lynbech wrote:
> At ELUGM'99 (European Lisp Users Group Meeting), there was a
> presentation from a project from IUT du Havre (France) describing the
> translation of a job scheduling system from New Flavors to CLOS.
>
> Another presentation described a system (FoOBar, from IST in Lisbon,
> Portugal) which had lived through several generations of lisp to end
> up as an Common Lisp application. I remember him talking about going
> from Flavors to CLOS as well.
>
> I can look through the proceedings for names and adresses if you want
> to consider going down that road.
>
> ---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------
> Christian Lynbech | Ericsson Telebit A/S
> Fax: +45 8628 8186 | Fabrikvej 11, DK-8260 Viby J
> Phone: +45 8738 2228 | email: ···@tbit.dk --- URL: http://www.tbit.dk
> ---------------------------+--------------------------------------------------
> Hit the philistines three times over the head with the Elisp reference manual.
> - ·······@hal.com (Michael A. Petonic)