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On Mon, 7 Apr 2014, Panagiotis Christopoulos wrote: |
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> could you make a list of the most |
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> important issues you have related to lisp stuff, that trouble you when working |
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> with your sci-mathematics packages and reply back here? |
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I think the current status is OK. |
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1. gcl |
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I'd like to remove 2.6.7-r3 (it is masked). I think now it will not |
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compile without extra patches. |
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2.6.10 is a good release. When 2.6.11 will appear, I'll add it to the |
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tree. gcl will support asdf soon (maybe 2.6.11, maybe somewhat later). |
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When the relevant releases of gcl and asdf will appear, I'll add +asdf USE |
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flag. |
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Old versions of gcl were keyworded on many arches; in Debian gcl works on |
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many arches now. I can only run stuff on ~amd64 and ~x86. Maybe, file a |
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keywording bug for some arches? Which ones? ppc? ppc64? sparc? |
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2. clozurecl |
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There is a keywording bug for ppc and ppc64 filed by Pacho Ramos. If it |
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will be ever keyworded on ppc, I'll remove the ancient openmcl from the |
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tree (openmcl was renamed to clozurecl; openmcl in the tree is keyworded |
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~ppc). |
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> The lisp team is highly understaffed the last years, we all know about that and |
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> speaking for myself my free time for Gentoo is very limited but still in this |
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> mess we have to try making some progress. I believe it's time to put back Lisp |
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> in staffing needs and try finding new people to recruit. |
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Yes, this is definitely a good idea. |
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Best wishes, |
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Andrey |