Chun Tian

Meanwhile I'm trying to the following solution: whenever (dynamic) FFI is available, usocket prevents from using inline C code. I'd like to know if `*FEATURES*` indeed contains anything related to...

Thanks for the valuable information, now I think your original problem can be resolved by rewriting related inline C code in (D)FFI. Please give me some days.

Definitely so true. I believe most of the issues are related to pathname, i.e. even this one fails to give a correct result: (merge-pathnames "quicklisp/setup.lisp" (user-homedir-pathname))

It's not a string, it's a pathname, a wrong pathname with the last directory part wrongly treated as a file name: (user-homedir-pathname) #P"C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator" 39 (pathname-directory _) (:ABSOLUTE "Documents...

I was wrong about one thing: the code in asdf/uiop/common-lisp.lisp does assume that (cl:user-homedir-pathname) returns a string but pathname. However, in CormanLisp 3.0 this is not true any more. Any...

Corman's low-level system functions like PARSE-NAMESTRING and MERGE-PATHNAMES look ugly, maybe we should really replace them with versions from SBCL...

Sigh, there's no BUILT-IN-CLASS in Closette (the trivial CLOS/MOP from the book AMOP and used by Corman without essential modifications), therefore ASDF function "coerce-class" died at the ETYPECASE form: ```...

@fare I think CormanLisp is a compact, efficient, native implementation on x86/win32, the most popular platform. And it's notebook-like IDE (similar to Mathematica and Maple) looks unique in modern Common...

Sun compiler refuses to compile `runtime/print.c` saying the two static `void` functions shouldn't try to return values. This issue is also fixed, however I didn't use Sun compilers to build...

Hi, the following combination works for me on Mac OS X 10.15: ``` OCaml version 4.07.1 Camlp5 parsing version 7.08 ``` My advice is that you should never directly install...