sbcl-win32-threads

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Fibers/coroutines in SBCL

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You mentioned in [a comp.lang.lisp thread](https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/comp.lang.lisp/GLkOZiAJnJg) that you implemented fiber support and were planning to implement unix's `getcontext` et al to make simple user-level threads portable to windows/unix. Is this...

orthecreedence

asdf-install:_locations_ contains default path and directories of user "anton". If it is by purpose, I apologize to bring it up. :-) I use binary with contrib on 64-bit windows.

hajovonta

When I open sbcl.exe, I get the following: ``` This is SBCL 1.1.0.36.mswinmt.1201-284e340, an implementation of ANSI Common Lisp. More information about SBCL is available at . SBCL is free...

orthecreedence

I suppose it's arguable whether this is a bug since they might actually be necessary for some reason I'm not aware of, but I'd like to point out that the...

luismbo

When running SBCL in the inferior lisp process, an error that prompts entry into the debugger makes SBCL hang. This does not happen whe running sbcl built from non-windows sources...

francogrex

Win SBCL 64-bit - can trigger "GC Invariant Lost" in web server

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SBCL 1.0.54.100.mswinmt.1150-42bbfd5 64-bit Pull the "Wreck" project https://github.com/supergrade/wreck Edit wreck.lisp to point **prog-lisp-dir** to the base directory of the code: (defvar **prog-lisp-dir** "c:/prog/wreck/") Now, put the contents of wreck.lisp into...

supergrade

This crashes the win32/32-bit SBCL.exe. . . . "Heap exhausted", even though the process isn't really using much ram (it crashes within a couple of minutes, and doesn't look to...

supergrade

Lisp <--> .NET interoperability

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Hello there. I've recently figured out that SBCL and .NET runtimes, while working in one process, are not particularly fond of each other, and i'm interested if there's anything anyone...

Lovesan