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0.6.10: got confused and tagged -- I think -- 0.6.9.23 as sbcl_0_6_10 redid distribution scripts so that .tar files expand into sbcl-x.y.z/ instead of ./
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.23: fixes in code-extra and compiler-extra Don't use deprecated POSITION-IF-NOT.
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.22: moved my optimization patches to contrib/ so that I can keep them under the same revision control as SBCL itself Fix declarations in host-alieneval.lisp so that DEF-ALIEN-VARIABLE will work.
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
(0.6.9.21, continued:) checked in overlooked file
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.21: strengthened condition system error-checking to fix the bug reported by Eric Marsden on
[email protected]
2001-01-06 undid DEFTRANSFORM %WITH-ARRAY-DATA since it didn't work right WITH-ARRAY-DATA :OFFSET-VAR stuff tidied up (e.g. no longer IGNORABLE) replaced amazing old STRING-FOO functions with smaller, simpler, slightly slower versions
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.20: MNA patch for bug #30 and other readtable-related stuff added tests for FIND and friends (anticipating new transforms) fixed dumb error-reporting bug in CANONIZED-DECL-SPEC
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.19: set *AUTO-EVAL-IN-FRAME* default to NIL to work around failure at debug prompt after Ctrl-C
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.18: fixed stupid wrong-stream bug in %DESCRIBE-COMPILED-FROM MNA's filesys patches (from sbcl-devel 26 Dec 2000) added DEFTRANSFORM for %WITH-ARRAY-DATA en route to speeding up SORT, FIND, and other things
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.17: deleted *INITIAL-POLICY* and *INITIAL-INTERFACE-POLICY*, since they seem irrelevant in the ANSI world of 1 source file per compile command deleted *INITIAL-PACKAGE* for the same reason renamed *DEFAULT-POLICY* and *DEFAULT-INTERFACE-POLICY* to *POLICY* and *INTERFACE-POLICY* made PROCESS-OPTIMIZE-DECL remove duplicate alist entries
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.16: Happy New Year! May all your projects be on schedule.:-| renamed POLICIES to LTN-POLICY removed some inlining in ltn.lisp simplified LTN-ANALYZE-BLOCK in ltn.lisp (removing caching) added code to catch bogus full calls tweaked PROFILE so it accepts (SETF FOO)-style names tweaked DEFPRINTER to conserve whitespace moved DEFPRINTER to SB-INT, since it's not compiler-specific
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.14: renamed more PCL stuff for unintern after warm init CONSTANTLY now returns only a single value, as per ANSI. removed CONSTANT-FUNCTION declaration support PROCLAIM now recognizes ANSI abbreviated type declarations, sharing code with DECLARE to do so. DECLARE no longer supports old-style (CLTL1) FUNCTION decls. removed some PCL nonstandard decls renamed other nonstandard PCL decls to look more private removed (DECLARE (SB-PCL::CLASS ..)) hack in DECLARE logic
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.13: (The "version broken" problem above was because the change in POLICY type was not binary compatible, and I didn't bump the version number, and I was crashing in some private .sbclrc code compiled under the old system. Oops..) The POLICY-QUALITY type no longer includes NULL. renamed more PCL stuff for unintern after warm init
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.12: (This version is broken. It builds, but can't build itself, dying in vop.lisp with what looks like memory corruption. 0.6.9.11 might be broken the same way.) no more special support for DECLARE SB-PCL::CLASS moved policy stuff into policy.lisp moved !UNINTERN-INIT-ONLY-STUFF to after warm init renamed some PCL stuff to make it be uninterned after warm init
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.11: more cleanups of optimization policy machinery.. renamed CSPEED slot to COMPILATION-SPEED, and BREVITY slot to INHIBIT-WARNINGS, and got rid of other BREVITY refs STRUCTURE-OBJECT-based POLICY caues too many cold init hassles w/ COPY-POLICY and slot accessors. Use alists instead. Now PROCESS-OPTIMIZE-DECLARATION can look up qualities directly in *POLICY-BASIC-QUALITIES*.
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.10: ANSI fix: PARSE-NAMESTRING signals TYPE-ERROR on host mismatch. various cleanups in optimization policy machinery.. renamed COOKIE to POLICY used *POLICY-QUALITY-SLOTS* in POLICY-related def'ns simplified POLICY macro: no implicit AND factored out MAYBE-FP-WAIT policy dependence in float.lisp
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.9: added remaining MNA logical pathname regression tests to tests/ fixed my screwed-up CFP-OUTPUT-FILE-DEFAULT implementation fixed PARSE-NAMESTRING so it always returns two values added DEFKNOWNs for logical pathname stuff
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.8: MNA logical pathname patch (sbcl-devel Dec 12), lightly subbed added most MNA logical pathname regression tests to tests/ belatedly bumped fasl file version because package SB-CONDITIONS is gone
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.7: fixed cross-compilation under CMU CL (Viva la Alpha port!)
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.6: MNA patch to merge package SB!CONDITIONS into SB!KERNEL
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.5: BACKEND-BYTE-FASL-FILE-TYPE goes away as per 0.6.9.4. Simplify TRY-DEFAULT-TYPES and friends by using single default types instead of lists of default types. more work on bug #17, loosely based on MNA's patch; still broke started tests/pathnames.impure.lisp failed to fix cross-compilation under CMU CL
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.4: MNA software-version patch + Raymond Wiker FreeBSD corrections started fix for bug #17 (loosely based on MNA's patch) by ANSIfying COMPILE-FILE-PATHNAME *DEFAULT-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS* and SEARCH-LIST stuff can be initialized in a toplevel form, so !FILESYS-COLD-INIT can go away.
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.3: As per Raymond Wiker, FreeBSD really does need CANNOT_GET_TO_SINGLE_STEP_FLAG. applied MNA patch, fixed Linux signal handling, woo hoo!
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.2: renamed "linux-stubs" to "ldso-stubs" removed old BSD-only ld.so stubs
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9.1: added FLUSH-STANDARD-OUTPUT-STREAMS in INVOKE-DEBUGGER applied Raymond Wiker's patch to share the stubs code from Linux (instead of using BSD-only stubs)
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.9: MNA debug/error patch: fixes to help view SIGINT problems
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.8.26: MNA megapatch to src/runtime/, zillions of little fixes
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.8.25: redid DEFMETHOD macroexpansion, fixing bug 9 (problems with IGNORE/IGNORABLE declarations) and generally tidying up added copyright boilerplate to tests/*.lisp
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.8.24: fixed bug 8 by replacing (ERROR 'PROGRAM-ERROR ..) by (ERROR 'SIMPLE-PROGRAM-ERROR ..) everywhere tweaked MNAME-SYM in DEFMETHOD to avoid dependence on *PACKAGE*
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.8.23: fixed bug 5: TYPE-ERROR-signalling stubs for Gray stream funs
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
0.6.8.22: gave up fixing bug 3, documented workaround instead:-| fixed bug 4: no WARNING for DECLAIM FTYPE for slot accessor fun
William Harold Newman
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over 23 years ago
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