2011/4/22 邱涛 <[email protected]>
> I didn't find the ECL ini file (.eclrc).
> But I put (require :cmp) before (compile-file ....) is work.
>
The reason is that in Windows it is very difficult to find a native
compiler. Understanding this problem, I designed ECL so that it uses by
default a bytecodes compiler (what you saw), and only when you load the
compiler package, (require :cmp), does it attempt to use a C compiler
> Another promble is when I (c:build-shared-library "myecl" :lisp-files
> '("helo.lisp")).
> Error is "In function COPY-TO-SIMPLE-BASE-STRING, the value of the first
> argument is ("D:/Program Files/ECL/hello.lisp")"
>
:lisp-files does not mean source files, but lisp compiled files. Please
avoid yourself a lot of troubles and go with ASDF
http://ecls.sourceforge.net/new-manual/ch16.html
This allows you to do everything, from executables to shared libraries.
Juanjo
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