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From: "Erich Champion" <echampio@adobe.com>
Subject: Help needed building common lisp
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Hi,

I have a NeXT computer that's been upgraded with a 25MHz 68040, and is
running NeXTSTEP 3.0. I found the NeXTSTEP 1.0a optical disk that must have
originally come with the machine, and have been trying to get the version
of Allegro Common Lisp off of the optical drive to work under NeXTSTEP 3.0.

I copied the /usr/cl directory tree from the optical disk onto my hard
drive and read the release notes. As written in the lisp release notes,
from the /usr/cl/build directory, I ran the following command:

sh config

I answered the questions that the config script asked, but when the build
process actually started, I received the following error:

/bin/ld: static2c cputype (3) does not match cputype (6) of objects files
previously loaded.
/bin/ld: Can't locate file for: -ldsp_s

From the message, I'm guessing that the cl sources are set up for a 68030
processor, and the error results from the fact that I'm running on a 68040.
Is this the case? Can I build common lisp so that I can use it on my 68040
under NeXTSTEP 3.0?

Thanks in advance for any help that I may be about to receive.

Erich Champion
echampio@adobe.com

