Hi!
I hope I'm on topic here? If not, just ignore me.
I've installed LML (http://lml.b9.com/) and clisp with apt-get. I've
read the fine manual, which says:
"The easiest way to install LML is to use the Debian GNU/Linux operating
system. You can then use the command apt-get install cl-lml to
automatically download and install the LML package."
Trying to build the example raises an error:
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·········@server:~$ clisp /usr/share/doc/cl-lml/examples/readme.lml
*** - There is no package with name "LML"
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So what else has to be done in order to use clisp, debian and lml? I
think my problem is on the "lisp-site" (I'm quite new to lisp).
Regards, Markus
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According to Markus Fritsche <···············@gmx.net>:
> ·········@server:~$ clisp /usr/share/doc/cl-lml/examples/readme.lml
> *** - There is no package with name "LML"
<http://clisp.cons.org/clisp.html#opt-exec-file>
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Ng Pheng Siong <····@netmemetic.com> * http://www.netmemetic.com
····@netmemetic.com (Ng Pheng Siong) writes:
> <http://clisp.cons.org/clisp.html#opt-exec-file>
No way, already tried that. I've contacted the maintainer of cl-lml in
order to solve the problem.
Regards, Markus
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>
> Trying to build the example raises an error:
> ----
> ·········@server:~$ clisp /usr/share/doc/cl-lml/examples/readme.lml
>
> *** - There is no package with name "LML"
A silly question, but did you try actually loading the LML package?
(require :lml)
(load "file.lml")
will do. AFAIK, cl-lml installs lml under the common-lisp-controller
which enables us to load packages with just "require".
jls
·········@yahoo.ca (Jules Grosse) writes:
> A silly question, but did you try actually loading the LML package?
Yes. Some people are having the same problem, so it seems that the
packages in debian/testing don't work as they should.
Regards, Markus
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Hi Markus Fritsche,
> ·········@yahoo.ca (Jules Grosse) writes:
>
>> A silly question, but did you try actually loading the LML package?
>
> Yes. Some people are having the same problem, so it seems that the
> packages in debian/testing don't work as they should.
If you run:
apt-get install --reinstall clisp
as root I suspect you'll see the error message:
Installing clc...
/usr/lib/clisp/base/lisp.run: initialization file was not created by this version of LISP
Error running /usr/bin/clisp
Installation of CLC failed
register-common-lisp-implementation: Compiler clisp installed
As neither the clisp nor common-lisp-controller developers have responded
to the bug report I suspect they are unfortunately on holiday. I realise
now I should have also filed a critical bug report again the
common-lisp-controller to keep it out of testing (I was once yelled at for
duplicating a bug report in these kind of circumstance so I'd like to
know if there's a better way).
Regards,
Adam
In article <······························@consulting.net.nz>, Adam Warner wrote:
> Installing clc...
> /usr/lib/clisp/base/lisp.run: initialization file was not created by this version of LISP
> [...]
>
> As neither the clisp nor common-lisp-controller developers have responded
> to the bug report I suspect they are unfortunately on holiday. I realise
> now I should have also filed a critical bug report again the
> common-lisp-controller to keep it out of testing (I was once yelled at for
> duplicating a bug report in these kind of circumstance so I'd like to
> know if there's a better way).
The bug causing this error in the clisp package.
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Hi Markus Fritsche,
> ·········@yahoo.ca (Jules Grosse) writes:
>
>> A silly question, but did you try actually loading the LML package?
>
> Yes. Some people are having the same problem, so it seems that the
> packages in debian/testing don't work as they should.
If you run:
apt-get install --reinstall clisp
as root I suspect you'll see the error message:
Installing clc...
/usr/lib/clisp/base/lisp.run: initialization file was not created by this version of LISP
Error running /usr/bin/clisp
Installation of CLC failed
register-common-lisp-implementation: Compiler clisp installed
As neither the clisp nor common-lisp-controller developers have responded
to the bug report I suspect they are unfortunately on holiday. I realise
now I should have also filed a critical bug report again the
common-lisp-controller to keep it out of testing (I was once yelled at for
duplicating a bug report in this kind of circumstance so I'd like to
know if there's a better way).
Regards,
Adam
In article <············@mfritsches.server.at.home.test>, Markus Fritsche wrote:
> ·········@yahoo.ca (Jules Grosse) writes:
>> A silly question, but did you try actually loading the LML package?
>
> Yes. Some people are having the same problem, so it seems that the
> packages in debian/testing don't work as they should.
The version of clisp (2.28-1) in debian/testing does not have Common Lisp
Controller functionality.
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