OS X 10.7 Lion and LispWorks 5.1?
Has anyone tried running LispWorks version 5.1.x on OS X 10.7 Lion? I'm sort of afraid to upgrade to the new OS, mainly for this reason. Cheers, JD
Has anyone tried running LispWorks version 5.1.x on OS X 10.7 Lion? I'm sort of afraid to upgrade to the new OS, mainly for this reason. Cheers, JD
Zitat von "John H. Doe" <one@nyll.com>: > > Has anyone tried running LispWorks version 5.1.x on OS X 10.7 Lion? > I'm sort of afraid to upgrade to the new OS, mainly for this reason. > > Cheers, > JD > > Hi, may be I drop a note although I use LispWorks 6.1 and not 5.1 for the Mac. I have brought my current project to an iMac, a MacBook and to a MacBook Air, each with Mac OS 10.7 (upgraded from 10.6.8) and don't experience any problems or difficulties (until now). As far as I understand the new features brought with 10.7, I make the experience that they work with LispWorks 6.1. Attention: I have _not_ made extended tests!! Greetings Max ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
On Jul 22, 2011, at 3:05 PM, John H. Doe wrote:
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> Has anyone tried running LispWorks version 5.1.x on OS X 10.7 Lion? I'm sort of afraid to upgrade to the new OS, mainly for this reason.
It doesn't appear to work properly. Launching the 5.1 app bundle failed for me; more specifically, it opened a Terminal window containing the following text, and then progressed no further:
Last login: Fri Jul 22 16:42:24 on ttys000
cairagor:~ mikel$ /tmp/LWtemp.cairagor.23295.1.command ; exit;
("cairagor" is my hostname).
Getting rid of my init files and Lispworks config files yielded no improvement.
A console image that I previously saved launches fine, and appears, on cursory examination, to work properly, but if I try to start the IDE environment, this happens:
CL-USER 3 > (env:start-environment)
Error: Signal A [code 0] at 9AF414B1 {inside foreign code}
eax 16A220 ; ebx BFFFDF2C ; ecx 3 ; edx 3
esp BFFFDE70 ; ebp BFFFDE88 ; esi 9AF4147C ; edi 0
1 (continue) Ignore the error.
2 (abort) Destroy interface "LispWorks" and its representation.
3 Return to level 0.
4 Restart top-level loop.
Type :b for backtrace, :c <option number> to proceed, or :? for other options
CL-USER 4 : 1 >
So, at the very least, one person's Lispworks 5.1 fails to work on Lion.
On Jul 25, 2011, at 10:02 AM, Martin Simmons wrote: > Sorry, I can't repeat that. > > Which version of Mac OS X were you running before? 10.6.8. > Have you installed the > patches, including the private patches that we released for Snow Leopard? > > http://www.lispworks.com/downloads/patch-selection.html#lwm51 > http://www.lispworks.com/downloads/patch-selection.html#snowleopard No. I mistakenly believed that I had. It seems that the copy of Lispworks I have on the machine in question is 5.0.2 (!) My apologies to anyone I may have misled. --me