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Update to SBCL 1.1.11 Note that contrary to last month's message, the increased type opacity in the compiler has not been fixed in this release cycle. changes in sbcl-1.1.11 relative to sbcl-1.1.10: * enhancement: support building the manual under texinfo version 5. (lp#1189146) * enhancement: Windows builds no longer display the "Kitten of Death" message. A warning is instead appended to the regular banner, and may be muted with --noinform. (lp#728247) * enhancement: support building under new linker handling of syscalls under NetBSD. (thanks to Robert Swindells) * bug fix: undefined function errors are now properly reported on PPC and MIPS. (regression since 1.1.9) * bug fix: (funcall (function X junk)) didn't causes an error when X had a compiler macro. (thanks to Douglas Katzman). * bug fix: signal a warning when defining a setf-function when a setf-expander is already present. (thanks to Douglas Katzman). * bug fix: improved threading on PPC. * bug fix: ROOM works again on Windows. (lp#1206456) * bug fix: Streams were flushed even when there was one byte still left in the buffer. (lp#910213) * bug fix: OPEN handles correctly when :if-exists and :if-does-not-exist are either NIL or :ERROR. (reported by Jan Moringen) As well as the release notes, appended below, it is worth noting that some internal changes related to the optimization of type tests for bounded positive integers might cause performance regressions in code that dispatches based on the type of objects, as in for example (typecase x ((unsigned-byte 24) ...[1]) (t ...)) where in the region of code marked ...[1] the compiler could be expected to infer that x was of type (unsigned-byte 24), but currently fails to do so. This can be worked around by inserting an explicit declaration, and the developers hope to address this in the next release cycle. changes in sbcl-1.1.10 relative to sbcl-1.1.9: * enhancement: ASDF has been updated to 3.0.2. * optimization: stack frames are packed more efficiently on x86oids, which ought to reduce the frequency of Methuselahn conservative references (it certainly helps with gc.impure.lisp / BUG-936304 on x86). * optimization: on x86 and x86-64, integer negation forms like (- x) are now recognized in modular arithmetic contexts, and compile to native negate, rather than going through bignums only to keep the low bits. * bug fix: Compiling potential modularic arithmetic forms does not cause type errors when some integer types lack lower or upper bounds. (lp#1199127) * bug fix: Non-trivial modular arithmetic forms are always cut to the right bitwidth before being used in a non-modular context. (lp#1199428) * bug fix: Multiple catch/unwind blocks in a single function are now allocated in the right stack order on win32. (lp#1072739) changes in sbcl-1.1.9 relative to sbcl-1.1.8: * new feature: the contrib SB-GMP links with libgmp at runtime to speed up arithmetic on bignums and ratios. (contributed by Stephan Frank) * enhancement: disassemble now annotates some previously missing static functions, like LENGTH. * enhancement: clean.sh now also cleans doc/internals. * enhancement: SB-EXT:PRINT-SYMBOL-WITH-PREFIX can be used within ~// to print a symbol with a package prefix. * enhancement: The debugger and backtracing are more robust against buggy PRINT-OBJECT methods. * optimization: calls to static functions on x86-64 use less instructions. * optimization: compute encode-universal-time at compile time when possible. * optimization: when referencing internal functions as #'x, don't go through an indirect fdefn structure. * optimization: SLEEP doesn't cons on non-immediate floats and on ratios. * optimization: (mod fixnum) type-checks are performed using one unsigned comparison, instead of two. * optimization: enable more modular arithmetic transforms in the presence of conditionals. * optimization: bitwise OR forms can now trigger modular arithmetic as well, when the result is known to be negative. * optimization: recognize more cases of useless LOGAND/LOGIOR with constants. * optimization: comparisons between rationals and constant floats or between integers and constant ratios are now converted to rationals/integers at compile time. * optimization: Smaller and faster DOUBLE-FLOAT-LOW-BITS on x86-64. * bug fix: problems with NCONC type derivation (reported by Jerry James). * bug fix: EXPT type derivation no longer constructs bogus floating-point types. (reported by Vsevolod Dyomkin) * bug fix: sb-bsd-sockets has correct declaration of the canonname field of addrinfo. (lp#1187041, patch by Jerry James) * bug fix: uninitialized type-error conditions can now be printed. (lp#1184586) * bug fix: tests for sb-bsd-sockets no longer use a predefined port for listening, allowing several tests to run in parallel. * bug fix: during disassembly to *COMPILER-TRACE-OUTPUT* instruction prefixes as used on x86 and x86-64 no longer sometimes print incorrectly. (lp#1085729) * bug fix: Specialised SIMD-PACK types can be negated. * bug fix: Modular arithmetic is more robust. (incidentally fixes another bug reported by Eric Marsden) * bug fix: FP return values from foreign calls are always rounded to single or double float precision on x87. * bug fix: Known-safe vector access on x86oids should not fail spuriously when the index is of the form (+ x constant-positive-integer). * bug fix: Remove GPL-licensed files from source distribution. (lp#1185668) * bug fix: backtrace printer no longer tries to create very large lists when the arg-count register is clobberred by other code. (lp#1192929) * bug fix: x86 should never signal an FP exception while boxing an FP value, a situation that lands us into ldb.
2013-08-28 19:43:51 +02:00
$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.32 2013/08/28 17:43:51 asau Exp $
Steel Bank Common Lisp (SBCL) is an Open Source complier and runtime system for ANSI Common Lisp. It provides an interactive environment including an integrated native compiler, a debugger, and many extensions.
2005-06-23 05:00:20 +02:00
Update to SBCL 1.1.11 Note that contrary to last month's message, the increased type opacity in the compiler has not been fixed in this release cycle. changes in sbcl-1.1.11 relative to sbcl-1.1.10: * enhancement: support building the manual under texinfo version 5. (lp#1189146) * enhancement: Windows builds no longer display the "Kitten of Death" message. A warning is instead appended to the regular banner, and may be muted with --noinform. (lp#728247) * enhancement: support building under new linker handling of syscalls under NetBSD. (thanks to Robert Swindells) * bug fix: undefined function errors are now properly reported on PPC and MIPS. (regression since 1.1.9) * bug fix: (funcall (function X junk)) didn't causes an error when X had a compiler macro. (thanks to Douglas Katzman). * bug fix: signal a warning when defining a setf-function when a setf-expander is already present. (thanks to Douglas Katzman). * bug fix: improved threading on PPC. * bug fix: ROOM works again on Windows. (lp#1206456) * bug fix: Streams were flushed even when there was one byte still left in the buffer. (lp#910213) * bug fix: OPEN handles correctly when :if-exists and :if-does-not-exist are either NIL or :ERROR. (reported by Jan Moringen) As well as the release notes, appended below, it is worth noting that some internal changes related to the optimization of type tests for bounded positive integers might cause performance regressions in code that dispatches based on the type of objects, as in for example (typecase x ((unsigned-byte 24) ...[1]) (t ...)) where in the region of code marked ...[1] the compiler could be expected to infer that x was of type (unsigned-byte 24), but currently fails to do so. This can be worked around by inserting an explicit declaration, and the developers hope to address this in the next release cycle. changes in sbcl-1.1.10 relative to sbcl-1.1.9: * enhancement: ASDF has been updated to 3.0.2. * optimization: stack frames are packed more efficiently on x86oids, which ought to reduce the frequency of Methuselahn conservative references (it certainly helps with gc.impure.lisp / BUG-936304 on x86). * optimization: on x86 and x86-64, integer negation forms like (- x) are now recognized in modular arithmetic contexts, and compile to native negate, rather than going through bignums only to keep the low bits. * bug fix: Compiling potential modularic arithmetic forms does not cause type errors when some integer types lack lower or upper bounds. (lp#1199127) * bug fix: Non-trivial modular arithmetic forms are always cut to the right bitwidth before being used in a non-modular context. (lp#1199428) * bug fix: Multiple catch/unwind blocks in a single function are now allocated in the right stack order on win32. (lp#1072739) changes in sbcl-1.1.9 relative to sbcl-1.1.8: * new feature: the contrib SB-GMP links with libgmp at runtime to speed up arithmetic on bignums and ratios. (contributed by Stephan Frank) * enhancement: disassemble now annotates some previously missing static functions, like LENGTH. * enhancement: clean.sh now also cleans doc/internals. * enhancement: SB-EXT:PRINT-SYMBOL-WITH-PREFIX can be used within ~// to print a symbol with a package prefix. * enhancement: The debugger and backtracing are more robust against buggy PRINT-OBJECT methods. * optimization: calls to static functions on x86-64 use less instructions. * optimization: compute encode-universal-time at compile time when possible. * optimization: when referencing internal functions as #'x, don't go through an indirect fdefn structure. * optimization: SLEEP doesn't cons on non-immediate floats and on ratios. * optimization: (mod fixnum) type-checks are performed using one unsigned comparison, instead of two. * optimization: enable more modular arithmetic transforms in the presence of conditionals. * optimization: bitwise OR forms can now trigger modular arithmetic as well, when the result is known to be negative. * optimization: recognize more cases of useless LOGAND/LOGIOR with constants. * optimization: comparisons between rationals and constant floats or between integers and constant ratios are now converted to rationals/integers at compile time. * optimization: Smaller and faster DOUBLE-FLOAT-LOW-BITS on x86-64. * bug fix: problems with NCONC type derivation (reported by Jerry James). * bug fix: EXPT type derivation no longer constructs bogus floating-point types. (reported by Vsevolod Dyomkin) * bug fix: sb-bsd-sockets has correct declaration of the canonname field of addrinfo. (lp#1187041, patch by Jerry James) * bug fix: uninitialized type-error conditions can now be printed. (lp#1184586) * bug fix: tests for sb-bsd-sockets no longer use a predefined port for listening, allowing several tests to run in parallel. * bug fix: during disassembly to *COMPILER-TRACE-OUTPUT* instruction prefixes as used on x86 and x86-64 no longer sometimes print incorrectly. (lp#1085729) * bug fix: Specialised SIMD-PACK types can be negated. * bug fix: Modular arithmetic is more robust. (incidentally fixes another bug reported by Eric Marsden) * bug fix: FP return values from foreign calls are always rounded to single or double float precision on x87. * bug fix: Known-safe vector access on x86oids should not fail spuriously when the index is of the form (+ x constant-positive-integer). * bug fix: Remove GPL-licensed files from source distribution. (lp#1185668) * bug fix: backtrace printer no longer tries to create very large lists when the arg-count register is clobberred by other code. (lp#1192929) * bug fix: x86 should never signal an FP exception while boxing an FP value, a situation that lands us into ldb.
2013-08-28 19:43:51 +02:00
SHA1 (sbcl-1.1.11-source.tar.bz2) = 6c6e5366cf3de088c1ee2903de4c250af43c49d5
RMD160 (sbcl-1.1.11-source.tar.bz2) = 4692535e0ad5632efca5a3ce5b43fb5a63f92f49
Size (sbcl-1.1.11-source.tar.bz2) = 4213987 bytes
Update to SBCL 1.1.1 changes in sbcl-1.1.1 relative to sbcl-1.1.0: * enhancement: WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT no longer grabs the world-lock. (COMPILE and COMPILE-FILE still do.) * optimization: the SPARC backend now supports the precise generational (GENCGC) garbage collection. Enabled by default on Solaris/SPARC and Linux/SPARC. Thanks to Raymond Toy (via CMUCL). * enhancement: add experimental support for the SB-THREAD feature and the timer facility on Windows. Thanks to Dmitry Kalyanov and Anton Kovalenko. Threads are enabled by default, and this version of SBCL is considered to be the last and final release to officially support building with threads disabled. * optimization: The compiler no longer rotates loops in some cases where this transformation actually lead to worse code being generated. * bug fix: SB-CLTL2:MACROEXPAND-ALL correctly handles shadowing of symbol-macros by lexical bindings. * bug fix: stack allocation was prevented by high DEBUG declaration in several cases. * bug fix: SB-EXT:GC-LOGFILE signaled an error when no logfile was set. (thanks to SANO Masatoshi) * bug fix: PARSE-NATIVE-NAMESTRING performed non-native parsing when :JUNK-ALLOWED was true. * bug fix: type derivation inferred overly conservative types for unions of array types. (lp#1050768)
2012-11-02 21:59:07 +01:00
SHA1 (patch-ab) = 52753efa24fc03e5604f6cb4ef2a7bbd3f40b6a6
Update to SBCL 1.0.30 Changes since previous packaged version are too long to list, they include 1,5 years of continuous development, adding features, compiler optimizations, and fixing bugs. See log at http://www.sbcl.org/all-news.html
2009-08-19 15:03:30 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-ad) = 4a10e7d498b686a09b067c527010981c15f0f8c8
Update to SBCL 1.0.54 changes in sbcl-1.0.54 relative to sbcl-1.0.53: * minor incompatible changes: ** RENAME-FILE on a symbolic links used to rename the linked-to file instead of the link. ** DELETE-DIRECTORY on symbolic link to a directory used to delete the directory, but now signal an error instead. Use TRUENAME to resolve the pathname if you wish to delete the linked directory, and DELETE-FILE if you wish to delete the ** The internal SB-THREAD::SPINLOCK API has been deprecated, and using symbols associated with it will trigger a compile-time warning. * thread-related enhancements: (This work has been funded by the SBCL Threading 2011 IndieGoGo campaign. Many thanks to generous donors!) ** Threading is now more reliable on non-Linux platforms. We still don't consider threads on non-Linux platforms good enough to enable them by default, but they're in a clearly better shape now. ** Deadlines supported now on all platforms. ** All blocking functions in the threading API now have a :TIMEOUT argument. ** Semaphore notification objects have been added to SB-THREAD. ** SB-CONCURRENCY contrib now includes Allegro-style GATE objects. ** SB-EXT:COMPARE-AND-SWAP has been extended to support SLOT-VALUE, STANDARD-INSTANCE-ACCESS, and FUNCALLABLE-STANDARD-INSTANCE-ACCESS. ** Users can now defined new places usable with SB-EXT:COMPARE-AND-SWAP using an API anologous to defining new SETFable places. * GC-related enhancements and bug fixes: ** --dynamic-space-size and --control-stack-size now understand Kb, Mb, and Gb suffixes. Default is megabytes as before. ** on GENCGC targets, the default dynamic space size is now 512Mb for 32-bit systems, and 1Gb for 64-bit systems. (OpenBSD/x86-64 is the only exception, defaulting to mere 444Mb to fit under default ulimits.) The new defaults are in place to prevent hitting swap on low-end systems. Use build-time option --dynamic-space-size to build an SBCL with another default, or the runtime option to adjust the size at startup: a good size is at most equal to the amount of physical memory the system has. ** on GENCGC targets, nursery and generation sizes now default to 5% of dynamic-space size. ** on GENCGC targets, SB-KERNEL:MAKE-LISP-OBJ no longer categorically refuses to create SIMPLE-FUN objects. ** on 64-bit GENCGC targets, setting the nursery size above 4Gb now works. (lp#870868) ** on CHENEYGC targets, SB-KERNEL:MAKE-LISP-OBJ now does the same validation of pointer objects as GENCGC does, instead of a comparatively weak bounds-check against the heap spaces. * SB-BSD-SOCKETS bug fixes: ** GET-PROTOCOL-BY-NAME had a significant memory leak. ** GET-HOST-BY-NAME and GET-HOST-BY-ADDRESS small amounts of memory on systems with getaddrinfo(). ** GET-HOST-BY-NAME and GET-HOST-BY-ADDRESS weren't thread or interrupt safe outside systems with getaddrinfo(). * enhancement: ASDF has been updated 2.019. * enhancement: special-case TCO prevention for functions which never return extended to untrusted types, keeping one more frame's worth of debug information around in many cases. * enhancement: debug-names of anonymous and local function are more descriptive. Affects backtraces and SB-SPROF results. (lp#805100) * enhancement: on win32, ABS of complex floats guards better against overflows. (lp#888410) * enhancement: RUN-PROGRAM now distinguishes exec() failing from child process exiting with code 1. (lp#676987) * enhancement: convenience function SET-SBCL-SOURCE-LOCATION for informing the system where on the filesystem the SBCL sources themselves are located. (Thanks to Zach Beane) * enhancement: the compiler is now able to derive tighter bounds for floating point numbers in some cases. (Thanks to Lutz Euler, lp#894498) * bug fix: on 64-bit targets, atomic-incf/aref does index computation correctly, even on wide-fixnum builds. (lp#887220) * bug fix: (DIRECTORY "foo/*/*.*") did not follow symlinks in foo/ that resolved to directories. * bug fix: type mismatch when assigning to lexical variables no longer result in fasl-dumping internal type objects. (lp#890750) * bug fix: type mismatch on (SETF AREF) and function return values no longer result in fasl-dumping internal type objects. * bug fix: With several combinations of argument types, for example (EXPT <integer> <(complex double)>), EXPT now uses double-precision throughout instead of partially calculating only to single-precision. (lp#741564; thanks to Lutz Euler) * bug fix: SYMBOL-VALUE-IN-THREAD is no longer able to construct bogus objects when interrupted by GC on PPC.
2011-12-06 00:02:18 +01:00
SHA1 (patch-ae) = da24df72525afdee0433d557bf4ebb764fee1d24
Revert only introduction of build-time test.
2013-06-15 23:17:23 +02:00
SHA1 (patch-revert-37d3828773e2f847bb1ed7522b0af4fb8e736fc8) = 58498d7f7e5a789fa9b2af1ec2460079ac6c05ac
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