The macro condition-handlers uses the LOOP macro in a way that's no
longer allowed. The COLLECT clause is followed by two forms: the
first is a check, and the second is actual data for the list. This
was allowed up until LOOP version 809, but no longer in 818. Moving
the check do a DO clause fixes the problem.
Instead, use ITSNMS table.
- MAGFRM doesn't need to check machine name.
- But still knows about MC's config...
- Look up hosts in ITSNMS table instead of a hardwired one, and use all of the ITSNMS for *.
KA10 specific programs: DECtape tools, programs related to the Rubin
10-11 interface (including the Knight TV), programs using the 340
display, and programs using the PDP-6.
KL10 specific programs: microcode, frontend programs, and LSPEED.
KS10 specific programs: microcode, frontend programs, MTBOOT, and TENTH.
The assembler will recieve a GC-OVERFLOW interrupt. Other TT2500
files set the GC-OVERFLOW variable to a dummy function, which seems to
appease the interrupt.
Since the TVDIS code was written before backquote was introduced to
Maclisp, it uses comma characters without quoting. To accomodate this
a call to SETSYNTAX overrides the new syntax for comma.
does this when the JNAME is LSRINI. Currently, this program is
not being called at build time, and instead, a binary LSR1 EMPTY
database is loaded from tape. But a future commit will switch
to building the empty database from LSRINI. Note: LSRINI
will, by default, create an empty database. But it also supports
INQUIR;.UPD1. NNNNNN update files to augment the database with
INQUIR entries as specified in these update files. Thus,
you can either create an empty database, or one that is populated
with specified entries.
- Clean up how compiler is build and redumped
- Set version number of compiler to 2000
- Use DIRED to get rid of UNFASL files in lisp; and liblsp; directories.
- Work around occasional hang when building animal
Resolves#1322.
Resolves#1125. This reverts the compilation of TRANSS and uses the
FASL file from MC. I'll have to figure out what is wrong with the
source/compilation in another ticket.
Retrieved from <http://web.onetel.net.uk/~hibou/ITSter.txt>. Earlier
versions are in SV: HIBOU; -- I've given this version 186 because it's
identical to version 185 (dated 2002-03-13) except for a change of name.
Modifying some of the sources has changed these from the values
previously in lisp.tcl and build.tcl; it now matches any string of
numbers on a line by itself (optionally with "." and spaces afterwards).
where the default of > would be more appropriate. This fixes, in
particular the incorrect compilation of LIBDOC; TIME KMP8 instead of
LIBDOC; TIME KMP9. Resolves#1091.
