I came across a problem with the OS Shen, the one that only is
supported with the GNU CLisp. It is the OS Shen 19.2.
I finally got my N-level backpropagation ANN program to the shape that
it would probably work OK, for commercial use. Then Shen file is
~2200 lines of Shen code.
But the program, so it seems, is so large and complex that it will
crash the underlying LISP, ie the GNU CLisp. Below is a sample run.
I don't really know if anyone easily can help; but I'm anyway
mentioning this in the group here.
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Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.10586]
(c) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. Kaikki oikeudet pidätetään.
c:\Users\Hp\Dropbox\pctronmll>.\Shen
.\Shen
c:\Users\Hp\Dropbox\pctronmll>clisp -M Shen.mem -q -m 100MB
Shen, copyright (C) 2010-2015 Mark Tarver
running under Common Lisp, implementation: CLisp
port 1.9 ported by Mark Tarver
(0-) (tc +)
true
(1+) (load "maths-lib1.shen")
sign : (number --> number)
abs : (number --> number)
floor : (number --> number)
maths.floor-pos : (number --> number)
maths.floor-neg : (number --> number)
maths.floor-h : (number --> (number --> (number --> number)))
ceiling : (number --> number)
[snip...]
max : (number --> (number --> number))
min : (number --> (number --> number))
run time: 6.359375 secs
typechecked in 30115 inferences
loaded : symbol
(2+) (load "pctronmll.shen")
*** - Program stack overflow. RESET
c:\Users\Hp\Dropbox\pctronmll>
c:\Users\Hp\Dropbox\pctronmll>
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yours, AJY
Finland, the EU