[GBBopen-developer] Agenda Shell test failed on LispWorks 5.1

[Chun Tian (binghe)]

Hi, D. Corkill

I've another related question before do this test: When SVN updated,  
which part of the following steps still needed?

1. (load "<install-dir>/startup.lisp")
2. (mini-module:compile-module :gbbopen-test :propagate :create-dirs)
3. (mini-module:compile-module :agenda-shell-test :propagate :create- 
dirs)
4. (load "<install-dir>/initiate.lisp")
5. (compile-gbbopen)

I wonder if I just run (ASDF:OOS 'ASDF:LOAD-OP :GBBOPEN) after 'svn  
update', can these new changes of source code be compiled?

Thanks.

binghe

>
>> I'm new to GBBopen. On LispWorks 5.1 (amd64-linux), the Agenda  
>> Shell test cannot pass:
>
> Thanks for the error report.  I suspect that multiprocessing has not  
> been started in your LispWorks session.  I've committed a change to  
> GBBopen's Portable Threads interface that warns if multiprocessing  
> is not running and added more details to the recursive-lock-attempt  
> error message.
>
> Please try rerunning the :agenda-shell-test using the latest SVN  
> checkout (first without starting multiprocessing, if that is indeed  
> the cause--just to see if the warning and better error messages are  
> helpful; then with multiprocessing running if it was not).
>
> I've left the event-buffer-lock non-recursive, as I don't think that  
> the same thread should be able to grab the lock recursively.
>


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