[Openmcl-devel] Problem installing Hunchentoot

[Patrick May]

On 23 Jun 2008, at 23:57, Robert Goldman wrote:
> Patrick May wrote:
>> On 23 Jun 2008, at 23:36, Robert Goldman wrote:
>>> Patrick May wrote:
>>>> I'm just starting to use Clozure on a PowerBook G4, switching  
>>>> from  SBCL to get threading support on this machine.  My ccl- 
>>>> init.lisp  looks like this:
>>>> (require :asdf)
>>>> (pushnew "ccl:tools;asdf-install;" asdf:*central-registry*
>>>>        :test #'string-equal)
>>>> (asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op :asdf-install)
>>>> (setq asdf-install:*verify-gpg-signatures* nil)
>>>> I've installed Hunchentoot successfully (at least, I see it  
>>>> under / usr/local/asdf-install) with
>>>> (asdf-install:install :hunchentoot), but I'm unable to use it.    
>>>> When I enter (require :hunchentoot) I get the error:
>>>>> Error: Module HUNCHENTOOT was not provided by any function on
>>>> *MODULE-PROVIDER-FUNCTIONS*.
>>>>> While executing: REQUIRE, in process listener(1).
>>>>> Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts.
>>>>> Type :? for other options.
>>>> 1 > Clearly I have something misconfigured.  Any idea what?
>>> I think this is a simple misuse of ASDF (although I can't swear  
>>> to  it).
>>>
>>> SBCL is especially ASDF-friendly, and if you use REQUIRE, you get   
>>> ASDF loading.  Most other lisps, I believe, require (sorry) you  
>>> to  use the ASDF function.
>>>
>>> So try
>>>
>>> (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :hunchentoot)
>>>
>>> and see if that does the job.
>>>
>>> Best,
>>> R
>> 	Thanks for the quick response.  I should have mentioned that I  
>> tried  that as well.  The error message from this approach is:
>> > Error: Error component "hunchentoot" not found
>> > While executing: ASDF:FIND-SYSTEM, in process listener(1).
>> > Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts.
>> > Type :? for other options.
>> 1 >
>> Do I need an environment variable set?  How can I tell where it is   
>> looking for the asdf installed files?
>
> (pprint asdf:*central-registry*)

	That gives:  ("ccl:tools;asdf-install;" *DEFAULT-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS*)

> That tells you where asdf will look for the .asd files.
>
> You can also see what
>
> (asdf:find-system :hunchentoot)
>
> does...


	That gives:
 > Error: Error component "hunchentoot" not found
 > While executing: ASDF:FIND-SYSTEM, in process listener(1).
 > Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts.
 > Type :? for other options.
1 >

	I tried changing my ccl-init.lisp to:
(require :asdf)
;(pushnew "ccl:tools;asdf-install;" asdf:*central-registry*
;         :test #'string-equal)
(pushnew #P"/usr/local/ccl/tools/asdf-install/" asdf:*central-registry*
          :test #'equal)
(pushnew #P"/usr/local/asdf-install/" asdf:*central-registry*
          :test #'equal)
(asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op :asdf-install)
(setq asdf-install:*verify-gpg-signatures* nil)

and got similar results, although *central-registry* is now:
(#P"/usr/local/asdf-install/" #P"/usr/local/ccl/tools/asdf-install/"
  *DEFAULT-PATHNAME-DEFAULTS*)

	Any thoughts?

	By the way, I'm not hung up on using ASDF.  Any other way I can get  
Hunchentoot working is fine.

Thanks,

Patrick


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