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Re: LispWorks in a Windows emulator?

    MK> Hi, Has anybody tried to run LispWorks in a Windows emulator,
    MK> e.g., Virtual PC?  

If you mean Virtual PC for the Mac (I vague remember there being something 
like that) then I have no experience.  

I boot Windows (NT, W2k, XP) under vmware under linux and compile windows
versions of my programs with LW pro/Win.  Never had a problem.  

    MK> I know that Xanalys declares that they
    MK> cannot guarantee it. It would be nice to hear if somebody has
    MK> got some experience on this.

About 1.5 years with lispworks, perhaps 2 with mingw, and ever since
vmware came out with everything else (Visual-<mumble>, etc.).  It has
been solid for me.  Even when I did odd (unsuppotred) stuff like run
it on a diskless machine and keep its virtual disks on NFS, it was not
flaky.  But I do most of my development under Linux and mainly just
compile and sometimes debug FFI issues on windows.  (the guy who
tests, does it on native windows but I never had an unreproducable 
bug report due to this).

hope this helps,

BM




Re: LispWorks in a Windows emulator?

On Sat, Oct 30, 2004 at 04:34:14PM +0300, Mika Kuuskankare wrote:
> Has anybody tried to run LispWorks in a Windows emulator, e.g., Virtual 
> PC?

I've done it with LW Pro 4.3 running on Windows 98 running in QEMU hosted
on FreeBSD 4.10.


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Re: LispWorks in a Windows emulator?

On 30 Oct 2004, at 15:34, Mika Kuuskankare wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Has anybody tried to run LispWorks in a Windows emulator, e.g., 
> Virtual PC?
> I know that Xanalys declares that they cannot guarantee it. It would 
> be nice to hear
> if somebody has got some experience on this.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mika Kuuskankare

Yes I have: Virtual PC 6.0.1, Windows 95 (!), LispWorks Personal 
Edition 4.3.7, Mac OS 10.3.5, PowerBook G4.

Sven

PS: I had to install CygWin to make ASDF-Install work.
  


Re: LispWorks in a Windows emulator?

Mika Kuuskankare <mkuuskan@siba.fi> writes:

> Hi,
>
> Has anybody tried to run LispWorks in a Windows emulator, e.g.,
> Virtual PC?
> I know that Xanalys declares that they cannot guarantee it. It would
> be nice to hear
> if somebody has got some experience on this.
I have had running LW since 4.2.x in vmware on Linux guest system and 
Windows emulator. 

Regards
Friedrich


Re: LispWorks in a Windows emulator?

Mika Kuuskankare <mkuuskan@siba.fi> writes:

> Has anybody tried to run LispWorks in a Windows emulator, e.g.,
> Virtual PC?

I did some experiments with wine 18 months ago, it worked reasonably
well. 
-- 
  (espen)


Re: LispWorks in a Windows emulator?

    I ran Lispworks about 6 months ago in Virtual PC.
It ran slowly but otherwise well.   On my 1 Ghz 1 Gigabyte
Powerbook G4,  it ran sort of like a 200 Mhz Pentium with
300 Meg of memory.

-- Lawrence Au



-- Lawrence Au
On Monday, November 1, 2004, at 04:07 AM, Espen Vestre wrote:

> Mika Kuuskankare <mkuuskan@siba.fi> writes:
>
>> Has anybody tried to run LispWorks in a Windows emulator, e.g.,
>> Virtual PC?
>
> I did some experiments with wine 18 months ago, it worked reasonably
> well.
> -- 
>   (espen)
>


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