Re: [lkb] LKB on MacBook Pro (OSX 10.4)
John Carroll <[email protected]> Mon, 4 Sep 2006 16:21:26 +0100
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You're right, the current MCL-based version of the LKB won't run on the new Intel-based Macs. I have a MacBook Pro myself, so this also affects me. I believe there is a port of the LKB to OpenMCL using LUI as the interface, but this would have the same problem, since OpenMCL also doesn't work on these machines. The only options I can see are to 1. use a commercial Lisp with CLIM (e.g. Allegro). I'm not going to be buying this for MacOS/Intel. 2. use sbcl (free) with LUI. I intend to trying doing this eventually but haven't got time in the next few months. 3. run the Windows version on top of Parallels or Boot Camp. John On 3 Sep 2006, at 22:21, Roussanka Loukanova wrote: > Hi, > > 1. I tried the pre-compiled version for the Mac ppc in the <http:// > lingo.stanford.edu/ftp/stable/>, but it didn't work under intel, > i.e., on the MacBook Pro. > > 2. I do not have any license for Common Lisp (and can't afford such). > > 3. I've tried kb_macos.ppc.32.tgz <http://lingo.stanford.edu/ftp/ > test/>. It doesn't work (or, may be, I do not know how to make it > working): clicking on the application's image doesn't yield anything. > > It would be very nice if someone prepare a pre-compiled version for > the intel Macs. I do not have anymore the Powerbook. I'm sure other > people are switching to intel macs. > > Roussanka > > On Sun, 3 Sep 2006, Ann Copestake wrote: > >> >> Hi, >> >> you say you've downloaded the source files, but you don't mention >> compiling them - were you doing this before? If you don't have a >> licence for Common Lisp, then you can't compile the source and you'll >> need to use MacOs binaries - there's a lkb_macos.ppc.32.tgz in the >> test directory on the ftp server, though nothing in latest. (Using >> the binaries is easier even you can do the compilation.) Since I >> don't use MacOS, I don't know whether this will work - Stephan may be >> able to confirm whether it should, but maybe you could just try it? >> >> Best, >> >> Ann >> > > -- > Roussanka > ------------------------------------------------ > Roussanka Loukanova > Computational Linguistics > Dept. of Linguistics and Philology > Uppsala University > P.Box 635, Uppsala 751 26, Sweden > > Tel: +46 18 471 1342 (office) > +46 18 750 0340 > Email: [email protected] > URL: http://stp.ling.uu.se/~rloukano/ > --------------------------------------------------