OpenMCL looks very nice. One problem that
I am having is that any code that uses the loop macro
causes the error:
> Error: The module "LOOP" was required while loading
"util/split-seq.lisp".
> No file could be found for that module.
> While executing: REQUIRE
I could not fin any relevant info at the
OpenMCL site.
Any info will be appreciated!
-Mark
Did you try the digitool mailing list, info-mcl? Hang on...
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I know loop gets loaded on the fly when MCL 4.3 runs across the first
loop form... hmmm, /Open/MCL. Loop is proprietary, yes? Maybe you have
to scrounge a copy and put it where OpenMCL can find it? I am guessing
wildly here. :)
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Kenny Tilton <·······@nyc.rr.com> wrote in message news:<·················@nyc.rr.com>...
> Maybe you have to scrounge a copy and put it where OpenMCL can find it?
If OpenMCL doesn't have loop in the distribution, try this:
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/ai-repository/ai/lang/lisp/code/iter/loop/symbolix/
MCL comes with a slightly modified version of it.
^L
Mark Watson <·····@markwatson.com> writes:
> OpenMCL looks very nice. One problem that
> I am having is that any code that uses the loop macro
> causes the error:
You must download the source, not only the binaries. You don't have
to compile the source yourselves (you can download both), but you
need to have the library-directory which contains loop.
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