Gentoo 1.2; Celeron 450, 512MB ram Steps: 1) emerge cmucl-bin 2) Configure a lisp.core: /opt/cmucl/lib/config ; and enable all libraries Problem 1: when writing the lisp.core it cannot find gray-streams-library.x86f (It expects it in /opt/cmucl/lib/subsystems but it is in /opt/cmucl/lib.) Workaround: ln -sf /opt/cmucl/lib /opt/cmucl/lib/subsystems I think config expects it in both places, so symlink is the best option. 3) After configuring the lisp.core, run cmucl and do something that requires the motif library. Problem 2: cannot find motifd. Workaround: chmod 755 /opt/cmucl/lib/motifd ... Maybe, chmod 755 /opt/cmucl/lib/*x86f ?????
Hi Jonathan. Thanks for the bug report! I added suggested tweaks to the ebuild. Could you please check it out, especially #2? I am not really a lisp person, so "do something that requires the motif library" isn't very apparent to me. Also in order to successfully run config user should include /opt/cmucl-bin/bin in PATH and export CMUCLLIB. cmucl wrapper take care of it normally, however config gets run directly and does not see these settings. This can possibly go into docs, for example in the (new file) README.config. What do you think? George
