Artem Boldariev

It seems that running the following function reproduces the problem. ``` (defun crash-cl () (let* ((rdnzl-dir-path (merge-pathnames "Libraries\\rdnzl\\RDNZL-0.9.4" *cormanlisp-directory*)) (rdnzl-load-file-path (merge-pathnames "Libraries\\rdnzl\\RDNZL-0.9.4\\load.lisp" *cormanlisp-directory*)) (del-fasls-cmd (format nil "/c del \"~A\\*.fasl\"" (namestring...

Starting from the commit 70046976392d66540e150005a2c43b9e301e284a the bug is not possible to reproduce by default. To reproduce the bug comment the line ` #+:cormanlisp (declare (ignore must-compile))` in 'load.lisp' in the...

Unfortunately it is not that simple. At this point it is hard to retarget the code to be built with GCC for Windows only. There are a lot of things...

The issue was partially adressed by @Luis-Cervantes. He added `ccl::*use-external-browser*` configuration variable while working on issue #36.

@espenhw Thank you so much! It seems that the patches are for Corman Lisp 2.51. Hopefully, some of the problems which they address are fixed in the newer versions of...

@espenhw Thank you! I am going to look at your patches later.

It seems that the installer for Corman CL 2.51 is lost. I was looking for it everywhere but could not find it. Roger Corman (@rgcorman) provided the installer for Corman...

Well, it is hard to say what is going on without knowing exactly what your application does.

It seems that the `clconsole` application supports only the following switches: * `-execute` - it allows to execute a Lisp file; * `-image` - it allows to load an image...

There was a way to interface with C# and there was an intention to keep it alive. Howerver, I am not sure how well it works as I personally haven't...