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8/3/88 version won't compile under KCL



I just brought over the new version of PCL and tried to get it running under
KCL.  What version of KCL is it supposed to run under.  I tried it under
the September 13, 1986 version and got the following results:


taos% kcl
KCl (Kyoto Common Lisp)  September 13, 1986

>(load "defsys.lsp")
Loading defsys.lsp
Finished loading defsys.lsp
T
 
(pcl::compile-pcl)
Compiling KCL-PATCHES...
Compiling /g/burdorf/kpcl/pcl/kcl-patches.lsp.
Warning: DEFMACRO is being redefined.
End of Pass 1.  
End of Pass 2.  
OPTIMIZE levels: Safety=0 (No runtime error checking), Space=0, Speed=3
Finished compiling /g/burdorf/kpcl/pcl/kcl-patches.lsp.
Loading binary of KCL-PATCHES...
Compiling PKG...
Compiling /g/burdorf/kpcl/pcl/pkg.lsp.
Error: Cannot use #<"ITERATE" package>
       from #<"PCL" package>,
       because ITERATE:ITERATE and PCL::ITERATE will cause
       a name conflict.
Error signalled by IN-PACKAGE.
Backtrace:  > eval > IN-PACKAGE
; (IN-PACKAGE 'PCL ...) is being compiled.
;;; The form (IN-PACKAGE 'PCL :USE '("LISP" "WALKER" "ITERATE")) was not evaluat
ed successfully.
;;; You are recommended to compile again.

Error: Cannot import the symbol DEFCLASS
       from #<"PCL" package>,
       because there is already a symbol with the same name
       in the package.
Error signalled by EXPORT.
Backtrace:  > eval > EXPORT
; (EXPORT '(DEFCLASS MAKE-INSTANCE ...) ...) is being compiled.
;;; The form (EXPORT '(DEFCLASS MAKE-INSTANCE DEFMETHOD DEFMETHOD-SETF DEFGENERI
C-OPTIONS DEFGENERIC-OPTIONS-SETF CALL-NEXT-METHOD NEXT-METHOD-P SLOT-VALUE WITH
- -SLOTS WITH-ACCESSORS CHANGE-CLASS CLASS-CHANGED ADD-METHOD CLASS-NAMED SYMBOL-C
LASS CBOUNDP GET-METHOD GET-SETF-GENERIC-FUNCTION REMOVE-METHOD DEFINE-METHOD-CO
MBINATION MAKE-METHOD-CALL METHOD-QUALIFIERS METHOD-COMBINATION-ERROR INVALID-ME
THOD-ERROR CLASS-OF PRINT-OBJECT FIND-CLASS) (FIND-PACKAGE 'PCL)) was not evalua
ted successfully.
;;; You are recommended to compile again.
No FASL generated.




I would greatly appreciate any help I can get with this problem.


thanks,

Chris Burdorf
burdorf@rand-unix.org

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