Re: Building cvs HEAD in Mac OS X (Intel)

  [I'm not on a mac, but ...]

* Filipe Cabecinhas
Wrote on Mon, 26 May 2008 11:14:05 +0100:
| Now I have two more questions:
| How can I pass compilation flags to the C source-code? I wanted to
| include -I/.../OpenMotif but couldn't and had to resort to macports

try exporting CFLAGS=-I/path/to/OpenMotif
or `make CFLAGS==-I/path/to/OpenMotif'

| also: how can I make Emacs show me the source to a CMUCL function When
| I M-. it (Not one of my defined functions but a CMUCL function
| (format, for example))?
|
| When I M-. format and choose #'format, I get:
| Error opening #P"target:code/format.lisp", No such file or directory.

You need to set up the "target:" search-list. I believe these are
documented in CMU USER. This should work:

(setf (ext:search-list "target:") (pushnew "/path/to/cmucl/src/"
                                  (ext:search-list "target:") :test
                                  #'equal))

For CMUCL built from sources, by default, the target search list is set
up like this:
(ext:search-list "target:") => ("trunk:src/" "trunk:x86-linux/")

So setting this in your .cmucl-init where /path/to/cmucl contains the
source and target trees also works.

(setf (ext:search-list "trunk:") '("/path/to/cmucl/")) 

--
Madhu