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1 January 1995 ============== Important note -------------- * Changed bytecode format. All .fas files generated by previous CLISP versions are invalid and must be recompiled. User visible changes -------------------- * The destination file of a compilation can be specified by a command line option. * X3J13 vote <152> is implemented: REDUCE has a keyword argument :KEY. * The printed representation of file streams of element type STRING-CHAR now contains a line number. * Fixed a bug which caused the interpreter to signal an error when evaluating nested DEFUNs. * Fixed a bug which could cause a crash when a GC occurred during single or double float subtraction. Other modifications ------------------- * Generational garbage collection now also works on NeXTstep and OSF/1 3.0. 26 October 1994 =============== Important note -------------- * Changed bytecode format. All .fas files generated by previous CLISP versions are invalid and must be recompiled. User visible changes -------------------- * X3J13 vote <77> is implemented: CL:FLET, CL:LABELS, CL:MACROLET allow declarations. * X3J13 vote <78> is implemented: CL:FLET, CL:LABELS, CL:MACROLET, DEFTYPE, DEFSETF, DEFINE-SETF-METHOD establish an implicit BLOCK. * X3J13 vote <128> is implemented: MAKE-PATHNAME, PATHNAME-HOST, PATHNAME-DEVICE, PATHNAME-DIRECTORY, PATHNAME-NAME, PATHNAME-TYPE have a keyword argument :CASE. Thanks to Marcus Daniels. * X3J13 vote <137> is implemented: New functions WILD-PATHNAME-P, PATHNAME-MATCH-P and TRANSLATE-PATHNAME. Thanks to Marcus Daniels. * X3J13 vote <130> is implemented: New built-in type LOGICAL-PATHNAME. New place LOGICAL-PATHNAME-TRANSLATIONS. New functions LOGICAL-PATHNAME, TRANSLATE-LOGICAL-PATHNAME, LOAD-LOGICAL-PATHNAME-TRANSLATIONS, COMPILE-FILE-PATHNAME. Thanks to Marcus Daniels. * X3J13 vote <132> is implemented: Synonym streams to file streams are allowed as pathnames. * Amiga version: SCREEN package is implemented. Thanks to Jörg Höhle. * The debugger emits some more messages to *DEBUG-IO*, not *ERROR-OUTPUT*. * (COERCE symbol 'FUNCTION) now works. * Fixed a bug in ENOUGH-NAMESTRING: In many cases, a relative directory specification was returned instead of an absolute directory specification. * Fixed a CLOS bug which caused (DEFCLASS FOO (STANDARD-OBJECT) ()) and (DEFINE-CONDITION FOO (CONDITION) ()) to signal errors. * Fixed a bug: In some situations, USE-PACKAGE reported a name conflict when there was none. * Fixed a bug: (READ-CHAR-NO-HANG stream nil eof-object) now signals an error if stream is not an input stream. Previously it returned eof-object. * Fixed a bug: On some Unix systems, (FINISH-OUTPUT *TERMINAL-IO*) signalled an error if standard output was redirected to a file. * (SQRT 0) now returns an integer 0 instead of a floating-point 0.0. * Readline library: Fixed a small problem with input prompts longer than the screen width. * Fixed three bugs in the built-in editor. One of them made the editor entirely unusable. Portability ----------- * On DOS, the readline library now handles the /!INPUTRC and history files correctly. Other modifications ------------------- * Generational garbage collection now also works on Linux (1.1.52 or newer). * On Unix, external modules written in C can be linked to CLISP without recompiling CLISP from source. For example, the STDWIN library. 1 September 1994 ================ User visible changes -------------------- * The DEFCONSTANT warning about redefinition of a constant is also inhibited if the constant's new and old values are the same string (in the sense of EQUAL). Thanks to Marcus Daniels. * Unix version only: The daylight saving time flag of a time zone (eighth value of GET-DECODED-TIME and DECODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME) is now correct. 23 August 1994 ============== User visible changes -------------------- * X3J13 vote <64> is implemented: New macro DESTRUCTURING-BIND. * The function ED can now edit functions that have been entered in interpreted form even if they have later been compiled. * New function UNCOMPILE. (UNCOMPILE function-name) undoes the effect of (COMPILE function-name) if the function's definition had been entered in interpreted form. * The OPEN option :IF-EXISTS :RENAME-AND-DELETE now deletes the renamed file. Previously :RENAME-AND-DELETE was equivalent to :RENAME. * (LISP-IMPLEMENTATION-VERSION) returns a more precise version string. * Readline library: Completion of a function call with no arguments automatically adds the closing parenthesis. * Readline library: When a closing parenthesis is typed, the corresponding opening parenthesis is displayed. Other modifications ------------------- * Copyright clarification. * Added a readline manual page. 4 July 1994 =========== User visible changes -------------------- * X3J13 votes <115> and <114> are implemented: an elaborate LOOP macro. New macro LOOP-FINISH. Warning: The scoping rules for the iteration variables are hairy. If a FOR/AS initialisation form refers to an iteration variable of a subsequent FOR/AS clause, the effects are implementation dependent! * X3J13 vote <120> is implemented: New function MAP-INTO. * X3J13 vote <79> is implemented: New constants LEAST-POSITIVE-NORMALIZED-SHORT-FLOAT, LEAST-NEGATIVE-NORMALIZED-SHORT-FLOAT, LEAST-POSITIVE-NORMALIZED-SINGLE-FLOAT, LEAST-NEGATIVE-NORMALIZED-SINGLE-FLOAT, LEAST-POSITIVE-NORMALIZED-DOUBLE-FLOAT, LEAST-NEGATIVE-NORMALIZED-DOUBLE-FLOAT, LEAST-POSITIVE-NORMALIZED-LONG-FLOAT, LEAST-NEGATIVE-NORMALIZED-LONG-FLOAT. * The macro WITH-OUTPUT-TO-PRINTER now also works on DOS. * Fixed a bug in DO-SYMBOLS: A symbol which is exported from a used package was considered accessible in the using package even if it was shadowed by another present symbol of the same name. * Fixed a bug in the debugger which caused the BACKTRACE commands to print garbage if the current user interface language was not english. 22 June 1994 ============ User visible changes -------------------- * French support is now complete. Thanks to Jörg Höhle. * The user interface language (english, german or french) can now be chosen at startup time through a command line option. The constant *LANGUAGE* has been removed, and its value has been removed from *FEATURES*. New macros ENGLISH, DEUTSCH, FRANCAIS and LANGUAGE-CASE. * There is a command line option that makes CLISP behave more like what ILISP (a popular Emacs LISP interface) expects. * The function CLOS:CALL-NEXT-METHOD can now be called with arguments, but the check that the set of applicable methods must be the same as for the original arguments will be bypassed. * New functions READ-CHAR-SEQUENCE, WRITE-CHAR-SEQUENCE, READ-BYTE-SEQUENCE, WRITE-BYTE-SEQUENCE which perform fast block I/O. * Errors of type FLOATING-POINT-UNDERFLOW are inhibited in floating point computations (and zero is returned instead) during execution of the new macro WITHOUT-FLOATING-POINT-UNDERFLOW. * X3J13 vote <95> is implemented: If the readtable argument passed to GET-MACRO-CHARACTER and GET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER is NIL, the standard readtable is used. * PROBE-FILE doesn't report an error any more if an intermediate directory in the path doesn't exist. NIL is returned instead. * The DEFCONSTANT warning about redefinition of a constant is inhibited if the constant's new and old values are the same (in the sense of EQL). Thanks to Marcus Daniels. * The function INTERACTIVE-STREAM-P knows that if the terminal stream is referring to a regular file (via input redirection) it is not interactive. * There is a user programmable kind of streams, called generic streams. New functions MAKE-GENERIC-STREAM, GENERIC-STREAM-CONTROLLER, GENERIC-STREAM-P, GENERIC-STREAM-READ-CHAR, GENERIC-STREAM-READ-BYTE, GENERIC-STREAM-LISTEN, GENERIC-STREAM-WRITE-CHAR, GENERIC-STREAM-WRITE-BYTE, GENERIC-STREAM-WRITE-STRING, GENERIC-STREAM-CLEAR-INPUT, GENERIC-STREAM-CLEAR-OUTPUT, GENERIC-STREAM-FINISH-OUTPUT, GENERIC-STREAM-FORCE-OUTPUT, GENERIC-STREAM-CLOSE. See impnotes.txt for details. Thanks to Marcus Daniels and Don Cohen. * The macro WITH-OUTPUT-TO-PRINTER may now also work on OS/2. * Fixed a CLOS bug: Generic functions with both optional and keyword arguments didn't work. * Fixed a serious bug in the compiler which caused incorrect code to be generated for functions like (LAMBDA (X) (SETQ X 1)). * Fixed a serious bug in the compiler which caused the compiler to crash when compiling functions which contain two or more calls to ASSERT. * Fixed a bug: The macroexpander of MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ built up a syntactically illegal form. * Fixed a bug in the reader: When reading pathnames from the syntax #S(PATHNAME ...), #n# references in pathname components were not resolved prior to calling MAKE-PATHNAME. * Fixed a bug in the reader: (read-from-string "1/") signalled an error of type DIVISION-BY-ZERO. * Fixed a bug in the terminal stream: If several consecutive READ-LINE operations on the terminal stream were performed without any text containing newlines being output between them, the prompt finally got duplicated and then became longer and longer. * Fixed a bug in the readline library (bad handling of prompts longer than one line). Thanks to Marcus Daniels. Installation ------------ * All non-Unix versions: Setting the local time zone should now be much easier. 122 time zone names are supported. 8 January 1994 ============== None. 7 January 1994 ============== Important note -------------- * Changed bytecode format. All .fas files generated by previous CLISP versions are invalid and must be recompiled. User visible changes -------------------- * X3J13 votes <186> and <31> are implemented: the Common Lisp Condition System. New macros DEFINE-CONDITION, IGNORE-ERRORS, HANDLER-CASE, HANDLER-BIND, RESTART-CASE, WITH-RESTARTS, WITH-SIMPLE-RESTART, RESTART-BIND, WITH-CONDITION-RESTARTS, new types RESTART, CONDITION, SERIOUS-CONDITION, ERROR, PROGRAM-ERROR, CONTROL-ERROR, ARITHMETIC-ERROR, DIVISION-BY-ZERO, FLOATING-POINT-OVERFLOW, FLOATING-POINT-UNDERFLOW, CELL-ERROR, UNBOUND-VARIABLE, UNDEFINED-FUNCTION, TYPE-ERROR, PACKAGE-ERROR, STREAM-ERROR, END-OF-FILE, FILE-ERROR, STORAGE-CONDITION, WARNING, SIMPLE-CONDITION, SIMPLE-ERROR, SIMPLE-TYPE-ERROR, SIMPLE-WARNING, new functions MAKE-CONDITION, SIGNAL, COMPUTE-RESTARTS, FIND-RESTART, INVOKE-RESTART, INVOKE-RESTART-INTERACTIVELY, ABORT, CONTINUE, MUFFLE-WARNING, STORE-VALUE, USE-VALUE, INVOKE-DEBUGGER, RESTART-NAME, ARITHMETIC-ERROR-OPERATION, ARITHMETIC-ERROR-OPERANDS, CELL-ERROR-NAME, TYPE-ERROR-DATUM, TYPE-ERROR-EXPECTED-TYPE, PACKAGE-ERROR-PACKAGE, STREAM-ERROR-STREAM, FILE-ERROR-PATHNAME, SIMPLE-CONDITION-FORMAT-STRING, SIMPLE-CONDITION-FORMAT-ARGUMENTS, new variables *BREAK-ON-SIGNALS*, *DEBUGGER-HOOK*. See impnotes.txt for details. Thanks to David Gadbois who wrote most of this. * X3J13 vote <40> is partially implemented: New variable *PRINT-READABLY*. * X3J13 vote <34> is implemented: Arrays and packages may now appear as constants in compiled code. * X3J13 vote <90> is implemented: FUNCTIONP on symbols and conses now always returns NIL. The type FUNCTION is disjoint from SYMBOL and CONS. (COERCE object 'FUNCTION) is implemented. Warning: Old style calls like (FUNCTIONP object) may need to be converted to (OR (FUNCTIONP object) (SYMBOLP object) (AND (CONSP object) (EQ (CAR object) 'LAMBDA)) ) This fixes a CLOS bug: (TYPEP object 'FUNCTION) wasn't equivalent to (TYPEP object (FIND-CLASS 'FUNCTION)). * Two new debugger commands Break+ and Break- permit to set resp. remove breakpoints at specified EVAL or APPLY frames. * Warnings and errors produced by COMPILE-FILE are now accompanied by source line number information. * The sub-char passed as second argument to read dispatch macros is now exactly the first non-digit read from the stream. Previously it was its upper-case equivalent. * DEFPACKAGE now accepts an option (:DOCUMENTATION doctring). * DIRECTORY now accepts a keyword argument :CIRCLE. If it is non-NIL, the directory search for ".../" and "**/" wildcards on Unix avoids endless loops that may result from symbolic links. * The variable *LOAD-PATHS* in the Unix versions of config.lsp now uses "~/" (the home directory at run time) instead of #"~/" (the home directory at installation time). Thanks to Gabor Herr. * Unix and OS/2 versions: New dangerous functions MAKE-PIPE-IO-STREAM, RUN-SHELL-COMMAND and RUN-PROGRAM. * Unix version only: The command shell used by MAKE-PIPE-...-STREAM is now always /bin/sh; the environment variable SHELL is only used as interactive shell. Fixed a race condition in the functions EXECUTE, MAKE-PIPE-INPUT-STREAM, MAKE-PIPE-OUTPUT-STREAM that caused the child process to fail mysteriously. * Attacks such as (DO-ALL-SYMBOLS (S) (UNLESS (CONSTANTP S) (SET S NIL))) no longer crash CLISP. * Fixed a CLOS bug: DEFCLASS failed to signal an error if several direct slots had identical names. * Fixed a bug in the reader: When reading hash tables which contain #n# references, the hash codes must be recomputed after resolving the references. Thanks to Marcus Daniels. * Fixed a bug in the printer: Printed representations with two different #1= definitions could result when PRINT-OBJECT methods were called while *PRINT-CIRCLE* was true. Thanks to Marcus Daniels. 8 November 1993 =============== User visible changes -------------------- * The STDWIN library can now be made part of CLISP by calling makemake with argument --with-stdwin. * X3J13 vote <108> is implemented: New packages COMMON-LISP and COMMON-LISP-USER. * X3J13 vote <112> is implemented: LOAD binds the variables *LOAD-PATHNAME* and *LOAD-TRUENAME*, COMPILE-FILE binds the variables *COMPILE-FILE-PATHNAME* and *COMPILE-FILE-TRUENAME*. New variables *LOAD-PATHNAME*, *LOAD-TRUENAME*, *COMPILE-FILE-PATHNAME*, *COMPILE-FILE-TRUENAME*. * X3J13 vote <26> is implemented: COMPILE-FILE has a keyword argument :PRINT. New variables *COMPILE-WARNINGS*, *COMPILE-VERBOSE*, *COMPILE-PRINT*. * Fixed two bugs in DEFPACKAGE: *PACKAGE* is not modified by DEFPACKAGE any more, and the :INTERN option now works. * Fixed FUNCTION-LAMBDA-EXPRESSION such that it works on built-in functions. Thanks to France Dacar. * Fixed a serious bug in GCD on 16-bit processors: (GCD x y) with 2^k - 2^(k-16) <= |x|,|y| < 2^k could cause a division by zero. 27 September 1993 ================= User visible changes -------------------- * COMPILE-FILE now handles top-level forms as described in CLtL2 p. 90: The macroexpansion of a top-level form is considered a top-level form. When a top-level form is a PROGN, LOCALLY, COMPILER-LET, SYMBOL-MACROLET or MACROLET form, the subforms of its body are considered top-level forms too and are compiled separately. This allows things like (PROGN (DEFCONSTANT X 3141) (DEFUN GET-X () X)) or (PROGN (DEFCLASS SHIP () ()) (DEFUN SHIP-P (X) (TYPEP X 'SHIP))) to work. Warning: If you want to inhibit this splitting into separate forms (for example, because several of the forms refer to the same uninterned symbol), you have to use (LET () (PROGN ...)) instead of (PROGN ...). * X3J13 vote <144> is implemented: New macro DECLAIM. * X3J13 vote <113> is implemented: The macro LOCALLY is now a special form. * Fixed a serious bug in the compiler: When compiling functions inline whose parameters are special variables, incorrect code could be generated. * Fixed a bug in the compiler which caused the compiler to crash in some rare cases, notably when compiling Garnet-2.2. * Fixed a bug that prevented the debugger commands DOWN and BOTTOM from working on Linux and SunOS. * Fixed a CLOS bug: Specifying &KEY without &REST in generic function lambda lists didn't have the desired effect. * DEFCLASS supports both :DEFAULT-INITARGS syntaxes. * DEFGENERIC is more tolerant about invalid declarations. 1 September 1993 ================ Important note -------------- * Changed bytecode format. All .fas files generated by previous CLISP versions are invalid and must be recompiled. User visible changes -------------------- * Unix version only: The command line option -M now also accepts memory images that were compressed using GNU gzip. * Fixed a CLOS bug: MAKE-INSTANCE now behaves as if it were calling INITIALIZE-INSTANCE, and INITIALIZE-INSTANCE and REINITIALIZE-INSTANCE behave as if they were calling SHARED-INITIALIZE. * Fixed a CLOS bug: NO-APPLICABLE-METHOD failed to be called in some cases when no method was applicable. * Relating to X3J13 vote <89>: The first argument to the functions FUNCALL and APPLY, denoting a function, may now also be a list (SETF symbol). * Fixed a bogus error message that occurred when storing an out-of-range integer into an array of element-type (UNSIGNED-BYTE 32). 22 August 1993 ============== Important note -------------- * Changed bytecode format. All .fas files generated by previous CLISP versions are invalid and must be recompiled. User visible changes -------------------- * X3J13 vote <12> is partially implemented: Native CLOS. New package CLOS containing the macros DEFCLASS, DEFMETHOD, DEFGENERIC, GENERIC-FUNCTION, GENERIC-FLET, GENERIC-LABELS, WITH-SLOTS, WITH-ACCESSORS, the functions FIND-CLASS, (SETF FIND-CLASS), CLASS-OF, CLASS-NAME, (SETF CLASS-NAME), SLOT-VALUE, SLOT-BOUNDP, SLOT-MAKUNBOUND, SLOT-EXISTS-P, CALL-NEXT-METHOD, NEXT-METHOD-P, NO-APPLICABLE-METHOD, NO-PRIMARY-METHOD, NO-NEXT-METHOD, FIND-METHOD, ADD-METHOD, REMOVE-METHOD, COMPUTE-APPLICABLE-METHODS, METHOD-QUALIFIERS, FUNCTION-KEYWORDS, SLOT-MISSING, SLOT-UNBOUND, PRINT-OBJECT, DESCRIBE-OBJECT, MAKE-INSTANCE, INITIALIZE-INSTANCE, REINITIALIZE-INSTANCE, SHARED-INITIALIZE, the classes STANDARD-CLASS, STRUCTURE-CLASS, BUILT-IN-CLASS, STANDARD-OBJECT, STANDARD-GENERIC-FUNCTION, STANDARD-METHOD and all predefined classes, and the method combination STANDARD. See impnotes.txt for details. X3J13 vote <13> is implemented, too. * X3J13 vote <63> is implemented: DESCRIBE receives the output stream as optional argument. New function CLOS:DESCRIBE-OBJECT. * X3J13 vote <149> is implemented: The second argument to SUBSEQ may now be NIL. Thanks to Thomas Kirk. * X3J13 vote <175> is implemented: TAILP now also works on dotted lists. * X3J13 vote <124> is implemented: (DECLARE (OPTIMIZE (DEBUG ...))) is legal. * The type specifier (EQL object), a synonym for (MEMBER object), is now implemented. * New DEFSTRUCT option :INHERIT which is exactly like :INCLUDE except that it doesn't create new accessors for the inherited slots. Use this option to avoid the problems that occur when using the same :CONC-NAME for the new and the inherited structure. * Fixed EXPORT and USE-PACKAGE: Don't signal a name conflict between the symbol being exported and a symbol accessible in the using package if the latter symbol is on the list of shadowing symbols of the using package. * Fixed VECTOR-PUSH-EXTEND. It now works on vectors of dimension 0 and on bit-vectors. * Fixed PRINT-UNREADABLE-OBJECT: Don't output adjacent spaces. * Fixed a bug in the reader that caused an endless loop or endless recursion when resolving #n=/#n# references in objects that already contained cyclic data structures, e.g. when reading (#1=a #.'#2=(b . #2#) #1#). * Fixed a bogus error message in the complex number reader. 17 July 1993 ============ User visible changes -------------------- * X3J13 vote <150> is mostly implemented: Reading and printing of symbols (and characters with bits or fonts attributes) is now affected by (READTABLE-CASE *READTABLE*), whose value may be one of :UPCASE, :DOWNCASE and :PRESERVE. New place READTABLE-CASE. * Support for immutable objects is implemented. Attempts to modify read-only data will signal an error. Program text and quoted constants loaded from files are considered read-only data. Never again will you be allowed to write programs that destructively modify themselves! This works only for Unix implementations with powerful virtual memory management, currently only Linux and SunOS. To enable it, you have to add -DIMMUTABLE to the CFLAGS in the makefile when building CLISP. * Fixed DEFUN such that (progn (flet ((bar (x) (+ x 10))) (defun bar (y) (if (zerop y) 1 (bar (1- y)))) (bar 1) ) returns 10 instead of 1. * Fixed a bug in the compiler that caused the compiler to crash by endless recursion and stack overflow when compiling assignments to symbol macros. 29 June 1993 ============ User visible changes -------------------- * X3J13 vote <89> is implemented: (SETF symbol) is now a valid syntax for a function name in (funname ...), (FUNCTION funname), (DEFUN funname ...), (COMPILE funname ...), (DISASSEMBLE funname), (ED funname), FLET, LABELS etc. New function FDEFINITION. * X3J13 vote <173> is implemented: New special form SYMBOL-MACROLET. The macroexpansion environment passed to macro expanders and to MACROEXPAND-1, MACROEXPAND, GET-SETF-METHOD, GET-SETF-METHOD-MULTIPLE-VALUE now comprises both the variable environment and the function environment. New macro DEFINE-SYMBOL-MACRO. * New macro PRINT-UNREADABLE-OBJECT. * Fixed a bug: The string comparison functions STRING<, STRING>, STRING<=, STRING>=, STRING/=, STRING-LESSP, STRING-GREATERP, STRING-NOT-GREATERP, STRING-NOT-LESSP, STRING-NOT-EQUAL now return the index of the first mismatch instead of T. * Fixed a bug: The functions REMOVE-DUPLICATES and DELETE-DUPLICATES produced an out-of-bounds error when called on a small sequence, with :FROM-END T argument and without :END argument. 24 May 1993 =========== User visible changes -------------------- * New macro DEFPACKAGE. * New function FUNCTION-LAMBDA-EXPRESSION. * New package SCREEN containing some functions for random screen access (Unix, DOS, OS/2, Atari, VMS versions only). * X3J13 vote <5> is implemented: The value of *APPLYHOOK* must now be a function of two arguments. * X3J13 vote <104> is implemented: COMPILE-FILE now binds *READTABLE*. * X3J13 vote <161> is implemented: SHADOW now accepts strings as well as symbols. * Fixed a bug in the compiler which caused the compiler to crash when compiling (CASE key ...) forms with constant key. * Fixed a bug in the compiler which produced unloadable .fas files when compiling forms like (SETF ... (FUNCTION LIST)). * Fixed a bogus error message in the AREF function. * The built-in editor on Unix now handles the Delete key the same way as the Backspace key or Ctrl-H. * Fixed a bug in + that occasionally caused (- x x) to return a long-float zero which was not EQL to the other zeroes of type LONG-FLOAT. * Fixed a bug: Correctly do round-to-even when adding two long-floats. * Fixed a bug: The destructive sequence functions DELETE etc. failed to produce an error when called on a sequence of type LIST and with an :END argument larger than the list's length. * Corrected the branch cuts of the complex ATAN and ATANH functions. 5 April 1993 ============ None. 30 March 1993 ============= User visible changes -------------------- * Fixed a bug in + that caused the sign of (+ x y) to be wrong when x and y were double-floats satisfying 0 < x < -y or 0 > x > -y . * New special form LOAD-TIME-VALUE. * The function DIR now sorts its output. * A new place (DEFAULT-DIRECTORY) manages the "current directory". * When LOAD is called with a pathname as argument that contains a parent directory component (".."): Ignore the variable *LOAD-PATHS*, avoid an error. * Fixed TRACE so that functions calling TRACE are correctly handled by COMPILE-FILE. 19 March 1993 ============= User visible changes -------------------- * Replaced variable *TEMPFILE* by a function EDITOR-TEMPFILE. 4 March 1993 ============ User visible changes -------------------- * Fixed a bug in ADJOIN that caused ADJOJN and PUSHNEW to push (key item) instead of item onto the list when a :KEY argument was present. * Amiga version: allow opening of "files" on special devices. * OS/2 version: Long filenames on DOS (FAT) filesystems no longer produce errors. They are now silently truncated to 8+3 characters. * Unix, Amiga, OS/2 versions: When a pathname is to be fully specified, no subdirectory wildcard "**/" or ".../" is allowed. Check this. 21 February 1993 ================ User visible changes -------------------- * Include test suite into distribution. * Add COMMON-LISP and CLTL1 to the *FEATURES*. * Fixed a bug in the compiler which caused the compiler to crash in some rare cases. * Fixed a bug in WITH-OPEN-FILE: handle the case when OPEN returns NIL. * Amiga version: Fixed bug in FILE-POSITION. * Amiga version: Renamed REXX-WAIT-COMMAND to REXX-WAIT-SENT-COMMAND. 3 February 1993 =============== None. 1 February 1993 =============== User visible changes -------------------- * Fixed handling of declarations in macros DO-SYMBOLS, DO-EXTERNAL-SYMBOLS, DO-ALL-SYMBOLS, DOSEQ, DOHASH. * LISTEN on file streams opened with :DIRECTION :OUTPUT now returns NIL. * Pathnames resulting from OPEN on special files are now called "file handle streams", they are unbuffered file streams. They can now be used as argument in situations where a pathname is expected. 11 January 1993 =============== User visible changes -------------------- * Fixed meaning of :KEY argument for SUBLIS and NSUBLIS. * DOS, OS/2 versions: adapted to emx 0.8f. This results in better *KEYBOARD-INPUT* on DOS and faster screen access on OS/2. * Amiga version: implemented SHELL. * OS/2 version: implemented MAKE-PIPE-INPUT-STREAM and MAKE-PIPE-OUTPUT-STREAM. * compiler.lsp: Emit a warning when #'foo is used but foo is undefined. * rexx.d, rexx.lsp: remove the trailing "p" from the keywords. * init.lsp: don't call a macro a "Common Lisp function". * stream.d, readline/readline.[ch]: exported rl_deprep_terminal such that a failing call to xmalloc() can now signal an ordinary error instead of exiting. 1 January 1993 ============== Release of first portable version of CLISP.