[Openmcl-devel] Re: [Bug-openmcl] todo for 0.14.4

[Gary Byers]

I get the same error that George reports if I double-click on the bundle
under Panther (10.3.9); it seems to start up fine under Tiger (10.4.2),
or if I run:

shell> /path/to/Hemlock.app/Contents/MacOS/bootstrap

on either platform.

It feels kind of like something (LaunchServices ?) may be caching the
wrong bundle (or something vaguely like that.)  Whatever the problem
is, it doesn't seem to be as simple as "works on OS version X but not
Y".

I wonder if changing some of the strings in Hemlock.app's Info.plist
so that they don't conflict with OpenMCL.app (but not so much that
things would break) has any affect on launchability ?

On Mon, 22 Aug 2005, alex crain wrote:

>
> Well, it certainly isn't supposed to be broken. Furthermore, I'm running 
> 10.4.2 and I don't see this problem, so something is clearly different.
>
> Check to see if CCL_DEFAULT_DIRECTORY is set in the environment. If so, this 
> would force Hemlock
> to try to use a different lisp then the one on the disk image which might be 
> a problem. If this is set in a rc
> file somewhere then unset it and try again.
>
> It anyone else seeing this with Tiger?
>
> :alex
>
>
> On Aug 18, 2005, at 2:01 PM, George Khouri wrote:
>
>> Alex,
>> For what it's worth: I downloaded your disk image but Hemlock on the disk 
>> image won't fire up under my Tiger 10.4.2. Console output is:
>> 
>> hello world
>> path=/Volumes/ccl-ide/Hemlock.app/Contents/MacOS/bootstrap
>> 2005-08-18 10:56:23.321 bootstrap[2892] Unable to find class: 
>> LispApplication, exiting
>> 
>> Do I need to copy the directory tree elsewhere or do I need something else 
>> specific in my search path?
>> Thanks,
>> George Khouri
>> --------
>> George Khouri
>> gk at four-four.com
>> (415) 282-7560
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