I know this has been done before but I can't seem to find any solution to this problem.
I tried installing CCL (Clozure Common Lisp) on my RPI and followed the directions from http://lispm.de/ccl
I managed to install all the necessary prerequisite packages and I fixed the floating point issue as well.
Unfortunately, I always keep getting "Segmentation Fault" no matter what I do!
I'm curious if anyone who's installed CCL has encountered this error before and if there is a possible solution.
Thanks!
Re: LISP on RPI?
According to your linked article:
Clozure Associates - Clozure Common Lisp is developed and supported by Clozure Associates, a company which also offers consulting in Common Lisp programming.
I guess they are the people to ask.
Clozure Associates - Clozure Common Lisp is developed and supported by Clozure Associates, a company which also offers consulting in Common Lisp programming.
I guess they are the people to ask.
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Re: LISP on RPI?
sudo apt-get install clisp #? is that not lisp
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Re: LISP on RPI?
Whoops! Thanks for pointing that out. I'll try to give it a shot. Hope they aren't like the people that just never reply backHeater wrote:According to your linked article:
Clozure Associates - Clozure Common Lisp is developed and supported by Clozure Associates, a company which also offers consulting in Common Lisp programming.
I guess they are the people to ask.
Re: LISP on RPI?
I've done that too, I was just curious if their was any fix for CCL because a lot of people seem to have chosen CCL for speed and efficiency and it seems like I'm the only one who keeps running into this peculiar problem.RaTTuS wrote:sudo apt-get install clisp #? is that not lisp
Re: LISP on RPI?
It looks like SBCL can be a compiler of choice for a big chunk of Common LISP community that is fast and production-ready.Visagalis wrote:I've done that too, I was just curious if their was any fix for CCL because a lot of people seem to have chosen CCL for speed and efficiency.RaTTuS wrote:sudo apt-get install clisp #? is that not lisp
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Re: LISP on RPI?
SBCL's pretty good, but unless something's changed since last time I looked, it doesn't support native threading on ARM, which would make CCL the go-to choice.enedil wrote:It looks like SBCL can be a compiler of choice for a big chunk of Common LISP community that is fast and production-ready.