Changeset 13631
- Timestamp:
- 10/19/11 20:08:47 (11 years ago)
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- trunk/abcl
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trunk/abcl/abcl.properties.in
r13339 r13631 6 6 #abcl.build.incremental=true 7 7 8 # skips the compilation of Lisp sources in Netbeans (for debugging) 8 # skips the compilation of Lisp sources in Netbeans 9 # (for debugging compiler-pass1.lisp and subsequent passes) 9 10 #abcl.compile.lisp.skip=true 10 11 11 12 # java.options sets the Java options in the abcl wrapper scripts 12 13 13 # Examples 14 # Examples: 14 15 15 # set the JVM to use a maximum of 1GB of RAM (only works for 64bit JVMs)16 # Set the JVM to use a maximum of 1GB of RAM (only works for 64bit JVMs) 16 17 #java.options=-d64 -Xmx1g 17 18 … … 21 22 #java.options=-d64 -XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled -XX:MaxPermSize=1g 22 23 23 # Additional site specific startup code to be merged in 'system.lisp' 24 # Additional site specific startup code to be merged in 'system.lisp' at build time 24 25 #abcl.startup.file=${basedir}/startup.lisp -
trunk/abcl/doc/design/pathnames/pathnames.tex
r13611 r13631 14 14 15 15 We implement the semantics for distributed resource description and 16 retrieval by URL/URI/IRI Pathname in the Armeedbear Common Lisp implementation. 16 retrieval by URL/URI/IRI Pathname in the Armed Bear Common Lisp 17 implementation. 18 19 \section{Plan of Attach} 20 \subsection{Goals} 21 22 \begin{enumerate] 23 \item Use Common Lisp pathnames to refer to representations referenced 24 by a URL. 25 26 \item The URL schemes supported shall include at least "http", and 27 those enabled by the URLStreamHandler extension mechanism. 28 29 \item Use URL schemes that are understood by the java.net.URL object. 30 31 32 \item MERGE-PATHNAMES 33 34 (merge-pathnames "url.asd" 35 "http://example/org/armedbear/systems/pgp.asd") 36 ==> "http://example/org/armedbear/systems/url.asd" 37 38 \item PROBE-FILE returning the state of URL accesibility. 39 40 \item TRUENAME "aliased" to PROBE-FILE signalling an error if the URL is 41 not accessible (see "Non-goal 1"). 42 43 \item DIRECTORY works for non-wildcards. 44 45 \item URL pathname work as a valid argument for OPEN with :DIRECTION :INPUT. 46 47 \item Enable the loading of ASDF2 systems referenced by a URL pathname. 48 49 \item Pathnames constructed with the "file" scheme 50 (i.e. #p"file:/this/file") need to be properly URI encoded according 51 to RFC3986 or otherwise will signal FILE-ERROR. 52 53 \item. The "file" scheme will continue to be represented by an 54 "ordinary" Pathname. Thus, after construction of a URL Pathname with 55 the "file" scheme, the namestring of the resulting PATHNAME will no 56 longer contain the "file:" prefix. 57 58 \item. The "jar" scheme will continue to be represented by a jar 59 Pathname. 60 \end{enumerate} 61 62 \subsection{Non-goals} 63 64 \begin{enumerate} 65 66 \item We will not implement canonicalization of URL schemas (such as 67 following "http" redirects). 68 69 \item \textsc{DIRECTORY} will not work for URL pathnames containing 70 wildcards. 71 72 \end{enumerate} 73 74 \subsubsection{Example} 75 Example of a Pathname specified by URL: 76 77 #p"http://example.org/org/armedbear/systems/pgp.asd" 78 79 17 80 18 81 \section{Notes} -
trunk/abcl/doc/slime.markdown
r12560 r13631 13 13 ## Obtaining SLIME 14 14 15 SLIME does not follow a release process in the standard, so you are 16 best off with obtaining the [latest version from CVS][1]. [Daily 17 snapshots as gzipped tarballs are also available][2]. Your local OS 18 packaging system (i.e. MacPorts on OSX) may have a version as well. 15 SLIME does not follow a release process in the standard sense with 16 centrally versioned releases, so you are best off with obtaining the 17 [latest version from CVS][1]. [Daily snapshots as gzipped tarballs are also available][2]. 18 Your local OS packaging system (i.e. MacPorts on OSX) may have a 19 version as well. 19 20 20 21 [1]: http://common-lisp.net/project/slime/#downloading … … 87 88 88 89 90 ### Historivia 91 92 Luke Gorrie inherited a server implementation known as "Skank" which 93 he rejected on the grounds of pure taste. 94
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