On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 05:25:28PM +0100, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
Robert Schweikert
writes: openSUSE uses clisp 2.44.1. This is from February 2008 and the latest version is 2.48. Why does openSUSE not use a more recent version?
Probably a maintainer resource issue. If you have interest in the package, maybe you could upgrade it and maintain it.
Correct as I'm out of time to hunt every version of clisp and currently there is no libffcall for all architectures nor does clisp work on all architectures which is very annoying (this is system inherent as clips uses architecture depending assembler code)
Here is a starting point: http://en.opensuse.org/SUSE_Build_Tutorial
I just started with Common Lisp and I am using clisp because this one is in the repository. In the future I properly will switch to sbcl. But in principal I would not mind to maintain clisp (and maybe also sbcl). But how much time I should expect I need to invest?
One problem: You should have a good understanding about the creation of RPMs.
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