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LispWorks Lisp, Linux 64bit edition: qi load fails #57

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vlebedev opened this issue Feb 17, 2018 · 1 comment
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LispWorks Lisp, Linux 64bit edition: qi load fails #57

vlebedev opened this issue Feb 17, 2018 · 1 comment

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@vlebedev
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Loading of qi on LispWorks Lisp Linux 64bit v7.1 fails:

CL-USER 14 > (LOAD "~/github/qi/init.lisp")
; Loading text file /home/wal/Dropbox/github/qi/init.lisp

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.

**++++ Error between functions:
  Reader cannot find package LEXICAL.
; *** 13 errors detected, no fasl file produced.
#P"/home/wal/Dropbox/github/qi/init.lisp"
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dunn commented Feb 21, 2018

Unfortunately I don't think qi has ever worked on anything but SBCL. That's something I'd like to see changed though, so if you can help making it more interoperable that'd be awesome.

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