Using Leopard on an Intel machine, applications made with a delivery level > 0 do not open. These are the same applications that worked fine using Tiger. I tried building the LispWorks delivery example (hello) which delivers at level 5. It too will not open unless the delivery level is 0. I hope this is one of the issues that LispWorks will be addressing in the patches coming in a week or so. Paul
At 01:11 PM 10/29/2007, Paul Berg wrote: >Using Leopard on an Intel machine, applications made with a delivery >level > 0 do not open. These are the same applications that worked >fine using Tiger. I too just switched to Leopard, but I'm not having the problem you mention. I have an app that I re-built at delivery level 4 and it worked fine. I should note, though, that the app in question does not use CAPI. I may follow up with some more info later. I have another app I'm in the midst of delivering that uses CAPI and at first blush it seems that setting the "quit-when-no-windows" delivery setting to nil is not working. I'll investigate and post to the list if I find a problem. Chris >I tried building the LispWorks delivery example (hello) which >delivers at level 5. It too will not open unless the delivery level >is 0. > >I hope this is one of the issues that LispWorks will be addressing in >the patches coming in a week or so. > >Paul
>At 01:11 PM 10/29/2007, Paul Berg wrote: > >>Using Leopard on an Intel machine, applications made with a delivery >>level > 0 do not open. These are the same applications that worked >>fine using Tiger. I've just confirmed this for CAPI applications. I can only deliver them at level 0 using LispWorks 5.0.2 on Leopard. With any other delivery level, the apps quit right away. I've tried both setting the :quit-when-no-windows delivery setting to nil as well as opening a CAPI window in my startup loop. Neither make any difference. Chris