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PR 55227 Pkgsrc changes: a newer version (5.2) of texinfo is required to build the documentation. This updates breaks math/maxima when built with ecl (clisp is the default). Maxima upstream has already fixed this in a later release. From the CHANGELOG file: ** Announcement Dear Community, After more than three years of development, we are proud to announce a new ECL release having the version tag `20.4.24`. During that time many important improvements have been made including bug fixes, stability enhancements and new features. Changes include but are not limited to: - package local nicknames support - atomic operations support - specialized representations of complex float types - a port to the iOS platform - fixes for weak hash tables and weak pointers - fixes for race conditions in the ECL internals - hash table extensions (synchronization and custom test functions) - better MOP conformance and improved meta-stability - improvements to the manual For more information please read the file CHANGELOG which is located in the source code, and browse commits. We'd like to thank all people who made this release possible by contributions of code, documentation, issue reports, testing and others. Some of them are listed here (without any particular order): Paul Ruetz, Karsten Poeck, Vadim Penzin, Roger Sen, Stas Boukarev, Michael Fox, Erik Bray, Bo Yao, Jeremy Cooper, Florian Margaine, Fabrizio Fabbri, Tomek Kurcz, Kris Katterjohn, Marcin Kolenda, Zhang Yuguo, Sébastien Villemot, Moritz Petersen, Marius Gerbershagen and Daniel Kochmański. We'd also like to thank the company Rigetti Computing for sponsoring the work on specialized complex float representations. We have another important announcement we'd like to make. Embeddable Common-Lisp project has now two maintainers: Daniel Kochmański and Marius Gerbershagen. After numerous contributions from Marius I've proposed him this responsibility and to my rejoice he has accepted it. That reflects our community growth. This release is available for download in a form of a source code archive (we do not ship prebuilt binaries): - [ECL 20.4.24 tarball archive](https://common-lisp.net/project/ecl/static/files/release/ecl-20.4.24.tgz) - [The ECL Manual](https://common-lisp.net/project/ecl/static/manual/) Happy Hacking, The ECL Developers ** Enhancements - iOS support thanks to the help of P. Ruetz and gitlab user Whimse - hash-table may now have a custom equivalence predicate - ~make-load-form-with-slots~ works for structs even if slot names are not interned - ~ext:weak-pointer-value~ returns two values (value and its presence) - specialized complex float types based on C99 complex numbers have been added, together with corresponding specialized array element types. - support for atomic operations added with an interface similar to SBCL. Currently (SBCL 1.4.12), it differs in the following points: - the set of supported places is slightly different - ~atomic-incf/decf~ always implement modular arithmetic with respect to the width of a fixnum, instead of a width of 64 bits as for some places in SBCL. - Functions such as ~(cas foo)~ analogous to ~(setf foo)~ are not allowed in ECL. - The arguments of ~defcas~ are consistent with the short form of ~defsetf~ in contrast to SBCL, where they are different. - compare-and-swap expansions can be removed with ~remcas~ - experimental support for serializing Lisp objects in compiled files directly instead of using the reader for faster loading of .fas files (configure option ~--enable-serialization~). - improvements to C backtrace interface. Compile with CFLAGS+="-rdynamic" ./configure ... (Unix) or nmake ECL_USE_DBGHELP=yes ... (MSVC) to take full advantage of this feature. - better handling of fifo files (see man 7 fifo) - unicode names are always linked for unicode builds (~--with-unicode-names~ removed) - numerous bytecodes compiler enhancements - ~ext:run-program~: process streams may be virtual streams (for instance ~*standard-output*~ in slime, or a string-output-stream) - ~ext:run-program~: environ argument defaults to ~:default~, when NIL passed empty environment is used - compiler: when gcc fails ecl prints the failing command output - ASDF has been updated to 3.1.8.8 - The Boehm-Demers-Weiser garbage collector has been updated to version 7.6.8 - libffi has been updated to version 3.3 - package local nicknames has been implemented (after SBCL) - hash table extensions are documented in newdoc - various cleanups performed in the compiler - compiler is less verbose by default now - ~ext:run-program~ has been rewritten (almost) from scratch - improved documentation of operating system interface (newdoc) - example of parsing arguments in standalone executable (newdoc) - example of using shared libraries from C world (newdoc) - reduced =format= directive tables size - simplified ~atan2~ implementation by using c99 equivalent - now we produce correct output for signed zeros, infinities and nans. - configure script supports new options =--with-libgc-prefix=, =--with-libgc-incdir= and =--with-libgc-libdir= (these flags work the same as flags for =libffi= and =libgmp=) ** Issues fixed - issues with type system revealed by sbcl bootstrapping are gone - classes are not defined at compilation time - weak hashtables mishandled weak values when keys were present - gethash on weak hashtables returned the pointer instead of the value - maphash on weak hashtables mapped over pointers instead of the values - initarg caches are now invalidated when new methods are defined. Problem found and fixed by Alexander Wood. - ECL allocated too much space in lisp stack. Instead of the specified size x in bytes, ECL allocated roughly x^2/p where p is defined in LISP_PAGESIZE (2048 by default). If you're setting the value of ECL_OPT_LISP_STACK_SIZE, please check whether you really have set a high enough value. - ~block/return-from~ fixed (didn't work across some closure boundaries) - ~mp:semaphore-signal~ fixed (race when count was > 1) - Multiple native threads issues fixed - ASDF systems like foo/base and bar/base doesn't have conflicts in bundles - interactive input stream in ext:run-program on Windows - removed race condition between waitpid and sigchld handler on UNIX - buildsystem parallel builds work (i.e make -j999) - ECL builds on consoles with unusual encodings on Windows (i.e cp936) ** API changes - ~LISP~ and ~USER~ package nicknames to ~COMMON-LISP~ and ~COMMON-LISP-USER~ are removed - make-hash-table accepts a new keyword argument ~:hashing-function~ - no-op ~--enable-asmapply~ configure option has been removed - ~profile~ and ~rt~ contribs are now deprecated and disabled by default - thread-local variable support has been removed (~--with___thread~) - deprecated configure option ~--enable-opcode8~ has been removed - mk-defsystem is not build by default (enable by ~--with-defsystem=yes~) - asdf:make-build accepts ~:init-name~ argument for libraries this allows specifying human-memorable initialization function name to call in C code - package local nicknames protocol (documented in newdoc) - make-hash-table accepts ~:synchronize~ flag for thread safe variant. New predicate ~ext:hash-table-synchronized-p~ implemented - make-hash-table ~:weakness~ argument new variant ~:key-or-value~ implemented - No more explicit option in ~main.d~ to trap SIGCHLD asynchronously - Zombie processes are cleaned in ~external-process~ finalizer. If process is still referenced in the memory, it's programmer duty to call wait. - The ECL_OPT_SIGALTSTACK_SIZE option has been removed, because it had no effect. - Non-standard package nicknames (USER for COMMON-LISP-USER and LISP for COMMON-LISP) have been removed. "Okay if you have tested it" from wiz@, tested mostly with math/maxima. |
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pkgsrc
pkgsrc is a framework for building software for a variety of UNIX-like systems.
It produces binary packages, which can be managed with tools such as pkgin.
Bootstrapping
To use pkgsrc on operating systems other than NetBSD, you first need to bootstrap:
cd pkgsrc/bootstrap
./bootstrap
Note that this is only for the most simple case, using pkgsrc's defaults.
Please consult bootstrap/README and bootstrap/README.OS for detailed
information about bootstrapping.
Building packages
cd pkgsrc/category/package-name
$PREFIX/bin/bmake install
Where $PREFIX is where you've chosen to install packages
(typically /usr/pkg)
On NetBSD, bmake is simply the built-in make tool.
To build packages in bulk, tools such as pkgtools/pbulk and
pkgtools/pkg_comp can be used.
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- Join the community IRC channel #pkgsrc @ freenode.
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- Send bugs and patches via web form (use the
pkgcategory).
Latest sources
To fetch the main CVS repository:
cvs -d anoncvs@anoncvs.NetBSD.org:/cvsroot checkout -P pkgsrc
To work in the Git mirror, which is updated every few hours from CVS:
git clone https://github.com/NetBSD/pkgsrc.git
Additional links
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