Closed Symbolics closed 1 year ago
Hi, thanks for raising this issue! I haven't used Lisp for years, so please refresh my background if I miss something.
After updating the Quicklisp client (ql:update-client)
to the most recent version 2021-02-13, (ql:quickload :num-utils)
throws an error, but (ql:quickload :cl-num-utils)
succeeds. This indicates that cl-num-utils
is still the right name for the lib. Am I wrong?
It sounds like you need to update the software distributions list in addition to the client. Try (ql:update-dist "quicklisp")
Thanks; that did the trick! I replaced cl-num-utils
with num-utils
(e6a115f). This should resolve this issue, right?
Yes, it should. Does cl-mlep have a test suite we can try?
We have, unfortunately, no test suite, but we can try to replicate the usage examples. When loading load-with-add.lisp
, I get the following error:
"XREAL" is already a nickname for "CL-NUM-UTILS.EXTENDED-REAL".
I guess this is due to the lla
package, which still depends on cl-num-utils
instead of num-utils
, which makes our update inconsistent with lla
.
https://github.com/tpapp/lla/blob/master/lla.asd#L17
Yes, that's exactly correct. I'm in the process of getting the new LLA into Quicklisp. Now that cl-mlep is 'ready', I'll go back and get that process moving. Once Quicklisp's LLA is the new one, then all should work. I'll report back here once that's done.
For reference, that is quicklisp/quicklisp-projects#2276
Great, thanks for your efforts! 👍
@Symbolics, can we close this issue?
Yes, let's do that. I wasn't able to test, but the new LLA seems to be functionally equivalent.
I verified that the PCA example from the documentation (where LLA is used) is working after updating quicklip, with a minor additional commit I have done now. Thanks!
Hello Frank,
I'm glad to have found this library; I've been looking for some machine learning code in Common Lisp that doesn't have a restrictive license, and found this because I'm the new maintainer of LLA, and when updating it in Quicklisp discovered some breakage.
cl-num-utils
has been updated and renamednum-utils
, and that's what now LLA uses. Here, when used together, there is a package name clash because LLA and cl-num-utils aren't in sync.The fix is to change
cl-num-utils
->num-utils
in the mlep-add ASDF file.