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1<easye> Ok. We start the abcl-1.1.0 "meeting" now. [21:00]
2ERC> /away herep. [21:01]
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4ERC> /away herep.
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8<easye> The format is informal: if anyone has some issue that hasn't been
9 addressed properly, needs emphasis, etc. just speak up. [21:02]
10ERC> /topic abcl-1.1.0 release engineering (LIVE) [21:03]
11*** easye (~user@213.33.70.157) has set the topic for #abcl: "abcl-1.1.0
12 release engineering (LIVE)"
13<stassats> i want a pony!
14* easye has not had time to prepare adequately.
15<easye> Pink?
16<easye> My daughter has you covered. [21:04]
17<stassats> whatever color you have, i can paint it later
18* easye laughs.
19<easye> stassats: your contributions are greatly appreciated.
20<easye> You are our "bugs barbecue". [21:05]
21<stassats> i'm just trying to run things is all
22<easye> Yeah. I don't get enough time using ABCL as things pop up.
23<easye> It's amazing to me that we pass more of the ANSI test suite than SBCL,
24 but have more nits that block actual use. [21:06]
25<easye> The one point I would like to "bug" my fellow committers is that we
26 really need to start collecting tests for things we fix.
27<easye> One test looks stupid, but once one collects a couple hundred, one
28 gets a quasi "emergent" intelligence. [21:07]
29<easye> Is this something we (I) could do to facilitate collecting and
30 committing tests? [21:08]
31<easye> For instance, is the use of RT as the base of ABCL-TEST-LISP, which
32 lacks "tear-up/tear-down" methods somehow a stumbling block?
33* stassats is brewing another bug-report [21:36]
34*** ehu` (~ehuels@31.137.220.19) has joined channel #abcl [21:49]
35*** ChanServ (ChanServ@services.) has changed mode for #abcl to +o ehu`
36<easye> ehu: re #211, closure-common loads for me. [21:51]
37<ehu`> ah. then we can close. [21:52]
38<ehu`> perfect. [21:53]
39<easye> New failure in running hunchentoot seemingly related to CLOS/MOP:
40 http://trac.common-lisp.net/armedbear/ticket/198
41<ehu`> hmm. [21:55]
42<ehu`> 198?
43<ehu`> that can't be new.
44<easye> It is a different error.
45<easye> But maybe not. I'll bisect.
46<easye> But not now. [21:56]
47<ehu`> sure.
48<easye> #198 looks like MOP::CHECK-INITARGS according to the stack trace.
49 [21:57]
50<ehu`> that can't cause any new CLOS/MOP errors?!"
51<easye> We're closing the abcl-1.1.0 srum at 2200 EST: anything else that
52 someone wishes to mention for the logs?
53<easye> ehu: can you run hunchentoot on trunk? [21:58]
54<ehu`> I can try. [21:59]
55<ehu`> but later tonight.
56<easye> Fine.
57<ehu`> did we do much better over the last week? [22:02]
58* easye hasn't had time to figure things out from a mathematical basis.
59 [22:03]
60ERC> /topic Armed Bear Common Lisp / abcl-1.0.1 / abcl-1.1.0-dev issues
61*** easye (~user@213.33.70.157) has set the topic for #abcl: "Armed Bear
62 Common Lisp / abcl-1.0.1 / abcl-1.1.0-dev issues"
63ERC>