I can offer testing for LispWorks 6.1.1 32 bits Professional on Windows XP-SP3 or Windows 8.1.
I also have LispWorks 64 bits on Mac OS X, and my computer is a MacBook Pro late 2013 running Mavericks 10.9.1.
And hey, I have a Raspberry Pi running CCL, poor thing not sure if it can handle the load.
Please let me know if that can be of some interest for your project.
Best,
Camille
Thanks a lot for your proposal.
As for LispWorks on Mac - last month Dave Cooper contributed results,
I hope he will be able to run tests in the future too.
But Windows LispWorks is not covered, it would be very welcome if you help here.
Raspbery Pi is also very interesting. Testing is not so heavy load,
basically all the work is done sequentially. But it may take 2-3 GB of
disk space to download and build all the Quicklisp libraries.
If the system has Internet connection and this disk space, lets
try to run tests there.
Let me know what help is needed.
The test suite ran without any problem (it was the first time I ran it), and was rather easy to configure.
Would you like me to setup a cron job to run tests every months?
I was thinking it would be nice to test the new alpha quicklisp distribution as well.
Now I am going to run the tests on Windows, but first I have to solve problems with LispWorks and pathnames from the command line.
Best,
Cam
On Tue, 7 Jan 2014 19:32:06 +0100, Camille Troillard said:
Hello,
I am trying to launch a LispWorks 6.1 process from Clozure CL.
It is invoked from CCL like this (this is the exact command constructed in CCL):
C:\Progra~1\LispWorks\lispworks-6-1-0-x86-win32 -init - -siteinit - -eval (load #P"C:/lisp/cl-test-grid/agent/proc-common.lisp") -eval (set-response #P"C:/lisp/cl-test-grid/work-dir/agent/response2714567116176465343.lisp" "abcs *() { /d e11 ") -eval (lispworks:quit)
LispWorks is launched but falls into the debugger with the following error:
Reader cannot find package C.
The string argument to READ-FROM-STRING being:
"(load #P\\C:/lisp/cl-test-grid/agent/proc-common.lisp\\)"
It seems something wrong happened to the quotes around the pathname.
Do you know how can I work around this problem?
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