(This system state is seriously screwed up. It did build,
both on Linux and on OpenBSD, but signalled an
error after writing out sbcl.core on OpenBSD, and
although it runs a little both on Linux and on
OpenBSD, it hangs in the regression tests. It
also has some temporary hacks marked REMOVEME,
including one which suppresses PURIFY when
building the system (!).)
made the system build on OpenBSD again..
..stubbed stuff out as a quick fix to the problem of FFI to
64-bit stat.st_size
tried to make the system run on OpenBSD again..
..initialized current_dynamic_space, since it's now used
instead of DYNAMIC_SPACE_START in PURIFY
..added new assertions about GENCGC alloc_region stuff being
reset when it should be
renamed Lisp-level struct stat stuff to struct wrapped_stat
tried to tidy up Lisp-level stat stuff; removed mysterious
(STRING= NAME "") behavior from UNIX-STAT
added slam.sh to help in low-level compile-and-try cycle
pulled alloc_region-is-reset logic out into separate
functions, and added more assertions on it (hunting
for a bug which broke the old assertions)
renamed gc_alloc_large to gc_alloc_possibly_large, and
gc_quick_alloc_large_unboxed to
gc_quick_alloc_unboxed_possibly_large
enabled various GC checks, e.g. gencgc_zero_check=1
deleted unused (and bizarre..) gencgc_verify_zero_fill()
turned off PURIFY in order to get the system to build, since
PURIFY seems to be misbehaving (leaving INIT-FUNCTION
above the cutoff address..)
NOTE: This is a slightly screwed-up checkin, which won't
quite build as is, because the checked-in changes from
the Alpha port expect various src/code/*types.lisp
files (e.g. src/code/x86-linux-types.lisp) which
Daniel Barlow created by hand once and for all. Those
are in my working directory but I didn't check them in
because almost immediately, probably 0.6.12.4, I
expect to rearrange things so that the build
process generates a types file on every run of
make.sh. So since CVS add/delete is a little mixed up,
I thought I'd just skip it, even though it means that
this version isn't quite buildable unless you grab
those files from DB's patch.
merged Daniel Barlow's port to the Alpha CPU sbcl-devel
2001-05-04
moved CIRCULAR-LIST-P to early-extensions.lisp (since it
logically belongs there, and DB's new definition,
unlike the old one, doesn't have a physical dependence
on IGNORE-ERRORS which prevents it from being there)
merged boot-extensions.lisp, early-extensions.lisp, and
late-extensions.lisp, since there's no longer any
distinction between the files
deleted CVS files from sbcl-alpha-extra-files.tar, since
they were probably an oversight, I think
also src/compiler/alpha/z050.pdf:-|
The patch change
- (/hexstr arguments)
+ #!+sb-show (/hexstr arguments)
shouldn't be necessary because /SHOW, like all the
/FOO macros, is already conditional on SB-SHOW. So I
undid this change (and added some comments in
src/code/show.lisp explaining the intended behavior
of /FOO macros).
merged stat_wrapper.c into the relatively new, related
wrap.c file; deleted stat_wrapper.h since stat wrappers
seem never intended to be used by C code anyway
renamed build-tools/ to tools-for-build/ in the interest of
unambiguous (even painfully unambiguous)
globally-visible names
tweaked tests/alien.impure.lisp so that the test uses a
non-GENCGC-dependent variable (instead of having to
have the test conditional on #+GENCGC).
fixed problems reported by Douglas Brebner 2000-01-01..
make.sh and friends now use foo/bar instead of foo/bar/ to
specify directories, since foo/bar/ fails on NetBSD.
(SETF ALIEN:EXTERN-ALIEN) works (instead of dying with
undefined function SB-KERNEL:%SET-SAP-REF-32).
