Skip to content
Snippets Groups Projects
  1. Apr 09, 1991
  2. Apr 06, 1991
    • wlott's avatar
      Changed load to check the first line of files for ``FASL FILE'' instead of · 4c143708
      wlott authored
      assuming that everyone is going to use the same pathname type that we use.
      Also, when the given filename doesn't exist and doesn't have a type, try
      ``fasl'' in addition to the machine specific fasl file type.
      
      Also added a *load-depth* special that load maintains as the number of
      times load recurses.  The various people who print semicolons at the
      beginning of the line now print this many semicolons instead of always
      printing one.
      4c143708
  3. Mar 25, 1991
  4. Mar 23, 1991
  5. Mar 20, 1991
  6. Mar 19, 1991
  7. Mar 17, 1991
  8. Mar 14, 1991
  9. Mar 13, 1991
  10. Mar 12, 1991
  11. Mar 08, 1991
  12. Mar 07, 1991
  13. Mar 04, 1991
  14. Feb 28, 1991
  15. Feb 25, 1991
  16. Feb 24, 1991
  17. Feb 14, 1991
    • ram's avatar
      · 1c9916d5
      ram authored
      .../systems-work/code/char.lisp, 20-Jun-90 14:25:00, Edit by Chiles.
        I changed STANDARD-CHAR-P to no longer return t for #\return.
      1c9916d5
    • ram's avatar
      .../systems-work/code/reader.lisp, 26-Apr-90 16:19:15, Edit by Chiles. · 577a1f0c
      ram authored
        I fixed READ-QUOTE to call READ with t for eof-errorp which it previously
        failed to do.  I fixed READ-PRESERVING-WHITESPACE to no longer screw with
        eof-errorp based on recursivep; this was a blatant bug probably from some
        misinterpretation of the manual years ago.  I also cleaned up the code.
      577a1f0c
    • ram's avatar
      .../systems-work/code/query.lisp, 14-Jun-90 21:46:58, Edit by Chiles. · 7e8c7c03
      ram authored
        Fixed a bug in Y-OR-N-P.  It was calling WHITESPACEP on a symbol.
      
      .../systems-work/code/query.lisp, 03-May-90 14:49:56, Edit by Chiles.
        Fixed doc-string on Y-OR-N-P.
      7e8c7c03
    • ram's avatar
      · f5ff3bf4
      ram authored
      .../systems-work/code/eval.lisp, 09-Aug-90 15:23:35, Edit by Chiles, Rob, Wlott.
        Fixed INTERACTIVE-EVAL to frob +, ++, +++ correctly.
      f5ff3bf4
    • ram's avatar
      Merged systems-work sources as of this date: · 6f10d865
      ram authored
      .../systems-work/code/stream.lisp, 27-May-90 14:11:17, Edit by Chiles and Wlott.
        Changed the semantics of the :listen misc method for streams.  It now
        distinguishes between eof and no obvious input for other reasons.  This was
        necessary to correctly implement READ-CHAR-NO-HANG.
      
        LISTEN no tests the result of calling the :listen misc method for being
        explicitly t.  When it is :eof or nil, LISTEN should return nil.
      
        READ-CHAR-NO-HANG no calls the :listen misc method directly instead of
        calling LISTEN.  When the method returns t or :eof, it calls READ-CHAR to
        appropriately deal with returning the character or screaming because of eof.
      
        Modified the :listen misc method for concatenated streams.  It failed to step
        to the next stream when the current one hit eof.
      
        Modified the :listen misc method for string-input stream.  They never return
        nil since they either have more characters, or they are at :eof.
      
      
      .../code/stream.lisp, 26-Apr-90 18:46:58, Edit by Wlott.
        Make two-way streams force-output on the output side before passing any
        input requests on to the input side.
      
      
      .../systems-work/code/stream.lisp, 22-Mar-90 22:20:05, Edit by Chiles.
        Made the string-input-stream structure definition no longer specify
        :constructor nil in addition to defining one with a name.
      6f10d865
    • ram's avatar
      Merged systems-work source as of this date. The main substantive change · 240e9cd7
      ram authored
      was fixing #S to know about the new DD-CONSTRUCTORS slot.
      240e9cd7
  18. Feb 13, 1991
  19. Feb 11, 1991
  20. Feb 08, 1991
  21. Feb 07, 1991
  22. Feb 04, 1991
  23. Feb 03, 1991
Loading