Josh Elsasser <j...@elsasser.org> writes:
> On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 06:06:06PM +0200, Jérémie Courrèges-Anglas wrote:
>>
>> Huh, I thought I had sent this mail... *shrug*
>
> I replied to the old mail before I saw this one.
>
>> - updating clisp to 2.49
>> - texlive make build and make fake work fine; pkg/PLIST changed but
>> that doesn't seem to be due to the clisp update
>> - updating sbcl to 1.1.11 (using clisp-2.49 as a host)
>> - note: sbcl/INSTALL lists supported clisp versions: "(only some
>> versions: 2.44.1 is OK, 2.47 is not)"...
>
> New versions of clisp occasionally break an sbcl cross-build, but
> they're usually easy enough to fix.
>
>> - patch committed yesterday doesn't apply and isn't needed anymore
>
> Yep, sorry about that.
Don't be sorry, if I hadn't first done this, I'm don't think I'd be
working on updating clisp + sbcl right now. ;)
>> - but a new struct timeval problem has been introduced in
>> contrib/sb-posix/constants.lisp :)
>
> Oh, oops. I thought I'd tested all the contribs, but I guess not with
> t64 i386. I'll see if I can get the sb-posix contrib to grovel that
> struct, but patching the hardcoded definition is fine for now.
>
>> - two other errors in contrib/, maybe (?) linked to the one above, to
>> the clisp update, or... just plain regressions
>
> Which contribs? The clisp update shouldn't have any effect, by the
> time the build gets that far it's not cross-compiling from clisp anymore.
IIRC:
- asdf-install, probably due to me tripping on some patch, it looks ok
now
- sb-simple-streams, probably due to sb-posix fsckup
I don't have the logs at hand, but they should be ok with the last diff
I sent.
>> dpb running on powerpc now, sbcl's make test on i386 not yet finished.
>> That stuff takes a long time to build...
>
> Note that once you have a working sbcl package, you can build with the
> native_bootstrap pseudo-flavor for a much, much quicker build.
Yes, I even thought of using a bootstrap tarball that we could regen
from time to time.
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