I'm trying to get SLIME to work with XEmacs and CLISP. When I start up
it won't connect to the inferior lisp process. If I disconnect and
reconnect manualy I get a message like
127.0.0.1/\220^YG^H no address associated with nodename.
I have GNU Emacs installed and SLIME seems to work, but it killing me
that I can't get this to work with XEmacs. I've tried OpenMCL and no
luck either.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Bernard Fischer wrote:
> I'm trying to get SLIME to work with XEmacs and CLISP. When I start up
> it won't connect to the inferior lisp process. If I disconnect and
> reconnect manualy I get a message like
>
> 127.0.0.1/\220^YG^H no address associated with nodename.
I hit the same problem, after upgrading to OS X 10.4. For me it was
a gcc issue, the newer version of gcc in 10.4 was emiting bad code.
Try configuring your xemacs build with:
--cflags="-g"
and rebuilding. That fixed things for me.
············@mac.com <············@mac.com> wrote:
+---------------
| Bernard Fischer wrote:
| > 127.0.0.1/\220^YG^H no address associated with nodename.
|
| I hit the same problem, after upgrading to OS X 10.4. For me it was
| a gcc issue, the newer version of gcc in 10.4 was emiting bad code.
| Try configuring your xemacs build with:
| --cflags="-g"
| and rebuilding. That fixed things for me.
+---------------
Hmmm... This sounds like a classic problem that used to occur with
GCC passing small structs differently from the compiler used to
compile the system's LIBC. The same thing happened some years back
on SGI's Irix when users were trying to use GCC. (*google* *google*)...
Aha! Found it. See <http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc-3.4/mips-abi.html>
for the GCC 3.4 situation on the MIPS ABI, especially the older
issues "B" & "E". The problem Bernard Fischer writes about sounds
like a case I remember of "E" when calling "gethostbyname()" from GCC.
I don't know if OS-X has any similar issues, but it might...
-Rob
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