Hi,
I'm trying to install UnCommon Web. I've pulled the latest versions of
arnesi and yaclml from darcs repositories and installed the .asd files
as required. I've also installed puri, aserve and other stuff. When
starting ucw via start.lisp, or just loading it by asdf the
compilation fails with a message about arnesi, lacking some
features. The complete message is:
YACLML requires the join-strings-return-value feature of system
:ARNESI. :ARNESI currently only provides ("v1.4.0" "v1.4.1"
"cps-interpreter"). Try pull'ing the latest arnesi or send an email
to ··········@common-lisp.net [Condition of type SIMPLE-ERROR]
The intresting thing is, when I load yaclml via asdf (asdf:oos
'asdf:load-op :yaclml) it loads cleanly, returning NIL. I'll be glad
if anyone can help me with it. Thanks...
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Tonguç Yumruk
Tonguc Yumruk <············@member.fsf.org> writes:
> I'm trying to install UnCommon Web. I've pulled the latest versions of
> arnesi and yaclml from darcs repositories and installed the .asd files
> as required. I've also installed puri, aserve and other stuff. When
> starting ucw via start.lisp, or just loading it by asdf the
> compilation fails with a message about arnesi, lacking some
> features. The complete message is:
>
> YACLML requires the join-strings-return-value feature of system
> :ARNESI. :ARNESI currently only provides ("v1.4.0" "v1.4.1"
> "cps-interpreter"). Try pull'ing the latest arnesi or send an email
> to ··········@common-lisp.net [Condition of type SIMPLE-ERROR]
>
> The intresting thing is, when I load yaclml via asdf (asdf:oos
> 'asdf:load-op :yaclml) it loads cleanly, returning NIL. I'll be glad
> if anyone can help me with it. Thanks...
I've not tried the latest darcs version yet.
The 0.3.9 tarball is self contained (you just need some external
dependencies like slime, but arnesi and yaclml are in the tarball),
and works well for me.
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Pascal Bourguignon <····@mouse-potato.com> writes:
> Tonguc Yumruk <············@member.fsf.org> writes:
>> I'm trying to install UnCommon Web. I've pulled the latest versions of
[... snikt ...]
>> if anyone can help me with it. Thanks...
>
> I've not tried the latest darcs version yet.
>
> The 0.3.9 tarball is self contained (you just need some external
> dependencies like slime, but arnesi and yaclml are in the tarball),
> and works well for me.
I've installed 0.3.9 and it worked flawless. Thanks a lot.
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Tonguç Yumruk
Tonguc Yumruk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to install UnCommon Web. I've pulled the latest versions of
> arnesi and yaclml from darcs repositories and installed the .asd files
> as required. I've also installed puri, aserve and other stuff. When
> starting ucw via start.lisp, or just loading it by asdf the
> compilation fails with a message about arnesi, lacking some
> features. The complete message is:
>
> YACLML requires the join-strings-return-value feature of system
> :ARNESI. :ARNESI currently only provides ("v1.4.0" "v1.4.1"
> "cps-interpreter"). Try pull'ing the latest arnesi or send an email
> to ··········@common-lisp.net [Condition of type SIMPLE-ERROR]
You'll need to pull the _real_ latest versions contained in the ucw_dev
and arnesi_dev archives. you'll also need the parenscript from the same
source as ucw_dev, and probably something else i'm forgetting.
There is a UCW mailing list which would be more appropriate for this
sort of discussion. Good Luck :)
drewc
>
> The intresting thing is, when I load yaclml via asdf (asdf:oos
> 'asdf:load-op :yaclml) it loads cleanly, returning NIL. I'll be glad
> if anyone can help me with it. Thanks...
>
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