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  1. Jun 20, 2004
    • pmai's avatar
      Port of the *module-provider-functions* extension to cl:require from SBCL. · d71d9d0b
      pmai authored
      The old defmodule handler and the module:*-library.* loading have been
      factored out to their own module-provider functions, which are by default
      on *module-provider-functions*.  Note however that this implies one
      functional change for defmodule defined modules:  The loading of the files
      constituting such a module are now _NOT_ wrapped with without-package-locks.
      
      Wrapping of module:*-library.* files with without-package-locks is only
      retained temporarily, until proper changes to the various modules have
      been made.
      
      Also adjusted documentation of require to correctly state the default for
      *require-verbose* which has always been t, not nil as previously claimed.
      
      This change is still missing documentation in the user manual.
      d71d9d0b
    • pmai's avatar
      Special case the processing of the -quiet command-line flag in order to · 2d50bf26
      pmai authored
      ensure that its effects kick in early enough during startup, thus silencing
      loading of siteinit, siteinit-loaded files, etc.  Reported by JBThiel
      against the OS X port.
      2d50bf26
  2. Jun 18, 2004
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  5. Jun 13, 2004
    • emarsden's avatar
      · 2e1e9491
      emarsden authored
      Fixes to REINITIALIZE-GLOBAL-TABLE: ignore invalid entries in the
      *GLOBAL-TABLE*, and reload files in the same order as they were initially
      loaded.
      
      From Lynn Quamm.
      2e1e9491
    • emarsden's avatar
      · dd722bc9
      emarsden authored
      Avoid a hang when calling SOFTWARE-VERSION on Linux kernel version 2.6.x.
      The hang is due to a bug in certain files in the proc filesystem, where the
      select() system call does not work correctly.
      dd722bc9
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