2013-08-14

August 2013 dist update now available

New projects: cl-autowrap, cl-date-time-parser, cl-ledger, cl-paymill, cl-string-match, epigraph, trivial-tco, vgplot.

Updated projects: access, asdf-dependency-grovel, bt-semaphore, cl-6502, cl-async, cl-bencode, cl-cairo2, cl-enchant, cl-fbclient, cl-gendoc, cl-grace, cl-gss, cl-html-parse, cl-opengl, cl-redis, clfswm, closer-mop, clsql-helper, clws, coleslaw, com.informatimago, common-lisp-stat, commonqt, css-selectors, diff, esrap, exscribe, fs-watcher, gbbopen, gendl, hu.dwim.debug, hu.dwim.def, hu.dwim.perec, hu.dwim.quasi-quote, hu.dwim.stefil, hunchentoot, lfarm, lisp-executable, lisp-unit, lquery, macroexpand-dammit, optima, quicksearch, rfc3339-timestamp, shelly, simple-date-time, spinneret, stmx, swank-crew, uiop, uuid, weblocks, weblocks-utils.

Renamed projects: cl-hctsmsl has been renamed hctsmsl.

I built this dist with ASDF 3. In the near future, Quicklisp will provide ASDF 3 on systems where it is not present. Please let me know if you have any trouble loading anything.

If you'd like to search for useful Quicklisp libraries, I encourage you to give Quickdocs a try!
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6 comments:

  1. AnonymousAugust 14, 2013 at 2:58 PM

    Thank you!

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  2. A. V.August 15, 2013 at 8:12 PM

    Great!

    What git repository is used for cl-ledger?

    Judging from the warings printed by (ql:quickload :cl-ledger :verbose t) I assume the official https://github.com/ledger/cl-ledger?

    It has been broken some time ago by backward incompatible API change of local-time library. Functions like LOCAL-TIME:LOCAL-TIME< were renamed to LOCAL-TIME:TIMESTAMP<

    The oficial cl-ledger repo has commits attempting to fix that, the not all the references to local time functions were fixed. Thats why (ql:quickload :cl-ledger :verbose t) prints that many warnigs of type

    ; In PERIODS:TIME-RANGE-END: Undefined type PERIODS::LOCAL-TIME (2 references)
    ; In PERIODS:TIME-RANGE-BEGIN: Undefined type PERIODS::LOCAL-TIME (2 references)
    ; In PERIODS:TIME-DIFFERENCE: Undefined function PERIODS::UNIVERSAL-TIME
    ; In PERIODS:TIME-DIFFERENCE: Undefined function PERIODS::UNIVERSAL-TIME

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  3. Eivind MidtgårdAugust 16, 2013 at 2:55 AM

    Loading weblocks errs saying that "Error: Package BABEL not found". Loading babel first and then weblocks works. This is on LispWorks 6.0.1, Windows 7.

    (I also get two stack overflows when loading weblocks, but they offer the restarts "Increase stack by 50%", so I can go on.)

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    1. htmlAugust 20, 2013 at 3:42 PM

      Thanks, I've added babel to weblocks system dependencies, should be ok for future quicklisp dist updates.

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  4. BillAugust 19, 2013 at 2:44 AM

    The macroexpand-dammit library that's being pulled in has bugs. Can this be rolled back to the canonical version by John Fremlin? https://github.com/guicho271828/macroexpand-dammit/issues

    Examples of broken libs include sexml.

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  5. freemanOctober 5, 2013 at 12:07 AM

    I can confirm what Bill was saying about sexml being broken.

    I'm trying to follow the lisp web tales tutorial here: http://lispwebtales.ppenev.com/chap02.html#the-basics. The introductory blog example is broken. Precisely following the instructions found here: https://github.com/madnificent/SEXML to use sexml results in the same stack overflow error.

    backtrace here. http://pastebin.com/5z3az7hZ

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