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[Sean McLinden <MCLINDEN@RUTGERS.ARPA>: Re: Franz on Suns under 4.2?]
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- From: Sean McLinden <MCLINDEN@RUTGERS.ARPA>
- Date: Thu, 19 Apr 84 04:37:14 GMT
- Original-date: 18 Apr 84 23:37:14 EST
Mail-From: MCLINDEN created at 18-Apr-84 23:33:56
Original-Date: 18 Apr 84 23:33:56 EST
Date: Thu, 19 Apr 84 04:33:56 GMT
From: Sean McLinden <MCLINDEN@RUTGERS.ARPA>
Subject: Re: Franz on Suns under 4.2?
To: allegra!jdd@UCB-VAX.ARPA
cc: MCLINDEN@RUTGERS.ARPA
In-Reply-To: Message from "allegra!jdd@Berkeley (John DeTreville)" of 18 Apr 84 13:10:10 EST
I must be missing something with all of this discussion of Franz
Lisp on Suns. We have had no trouble at all running the current
(opus 38.91?) Berkeley release on Suns and have been running Sun
Franz Lisp for nearly a year now.
The only serious problem that I can recall happened a few sub versions
ago and was due to a logical error in the C-coded algorithm which
determined when to garbage collect (as things would have it, it
never did). The result was that liszt was unable to compile some
of the lisp coded sources due to the 2 Meg/process limit imposed
by the Sun operating system (the bug existed in the Vax version as
well but one would only see it if the lisp image exceeded 6 megs
which is rare for a compiler run).
Perhaps you could be more explicit in describing what, exactly,
the problem is. The people at Berkeley most probably have Suns
and I am sure that they don't release Sun versions without testing
them.
Sean McLinden
Decision Systems Lab
University of Pittsburgh
School of Medicine
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