Closed quicklisp closed 10 years ago
I was afraid this would happen, with the internal changes made in 1.2.2; I'm still using 1.2.0-1—the latest in the Arch repos—so I haven't been able to test for this yet, but it looks to be what I expected.
When would you like this fixed by, for the next Quicklisp release?
I'm hoping to make a release in a few days, on Saturday or Sunday.
Ok! I'll work on this today.
The suggestion on Reddit by vi111
didn't seem to fix the problem (re: commit cccfefadab3152021a419ca14a08560c7e08bf07), so I've temporarily disabled DEFMACRO!
and related code until a better solution can be found. I will leave this issue open until then.
Does it build for you now?
If for some reason you really need a traditional backquote that expands to lists only, try fare-quasiquote: it's based on the previous SBCL implementation, just with the recently discovered bugs fixed (and an extensive test suite) rather than a reimplementation.
Thanks @fare, I'll check that out — I would like to keep the code as similar to Doug Hoyte's source as possible, since this lib is just meant as a reference implementation for readers of his book.
@thephoeron, the fix in cccfefa did not work because you test for sb-impl::comma, which is an atom, after you test for atom.
And it should be (rec (sb-impl::comma-expr x) acc)
not (cons (sb-impl::comma-expr x) acc)
.
Thanks @orivej — that solved it.
@quicklisp: it should be good to go for the August Quicklisp release, full functionality restored.
Oops, #-safe-sbcl is also true under CCL and other Lisps where there is no SB-IMPL package!
Of course. Commit a202167629cb421cbc2139cfce1db22a84278f9f should do it.
I get this:
http://report.quicklisp.org/let-over-lambda/2014-08-12/failtail.txt