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From: sawada@etl.go.jp (Toshimi sawada)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Subject: Re: Problems compiling PCL with AKCL-1-470
Message-ID: <41819@etlcom.etl.go.jp>
Date: 13 Apr 90 04:40:25 GMT
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[jeff@aiai.ed.ac.uk in <2188@skye.ed.ac.uk>]:
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 |In article <41669@etlcom.etl.go.jp> sawada@etl.go.jp writes:
 |>I've successed compiling  PCL (victoria version), with AKCL 1.465.
 |>(I hope my solution could be also applied to verion 1.470 or later).
 |
 |Is it really this hard?  I compiled Victoria Day PCL in akcl 1.122
 |without any special effort at all.

I don't know about version 1.122 of AKCL at all, but at least in version
1.465, structure of compiled function and closure are changed from
original (pure) KCl, so kcl-low.lisp of PCL doesn't works well.

Yes, it is not hard ofcourse, only you must do is to examine internal
structure of compiled function and closure of AKCL, and to patch
kcl-low.lisp approprietely.

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Toshimi Sawada
Computer Language Section, Electrotechnical Laboratory (ETL)
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