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Make it portable for other Common Lisp implementations #21

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ryukinix opened this issue Feb 20, 2019 · 1 comment
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Make it portable for other Common Lisp implementations #21

ryukinix opened this issue Feb 20, 2019 · 1 comment
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  • It should not declare GNU readline as dependency if is running on windows
  • It should use bordeux-threads for portability
  • It should use portable way to exit

Related to #16

Should be tested and running at least on clisp and ecl. LispWorks is desirable. Should works on Windows as well.
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Use bordeaux-threads: make lisp-chat more portable!
e7a2c87 
That way probably this software now will run without any problems at
least in:
+ ECL
+ SBCL
+ CCL

BTW, I'm using uiop:exit to avoid expose sbcl interface.  It's defined
on ASDF but I think it's safe that ASDF it's always present in a
quicklisp environment.

Closes #16 and #21
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Closing this, portable at:

  • ECL
  • SBCL
  • CCL

Not tested in other environments

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