Re: cl-launch and openmcl

I tried with the latest tarball from 060826, and got the same error.
I reproduce it, grab the latest cl-launch, and try
  cl-launch -l openmcl -B tests 112 114

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On 06/10/06, Far=E9 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks! It works much better now. I've just released cl-launch 1.89
> with improved openmcl support, including image dump and direct
> command-line arguments.
>    http://www.cliki.net/cl-launch
>
> Testing, however, reveals unstability in openmcl, at least the tarball
> I'm using.
>    cl-launch -l openmcl -B tests 114 114
> goes into the debugger with a
> Read error between positions 10 and 7932 in /local/fare/tsts/clt-out.sh
> while trying to compile-file clt-out.sh using the 1.1-pre-060608
> (Beta: LinuxX8664) tarball.
>
> I'll try with a more recent tarball later. You can try with your own by r=
unning
>   cl-launch -l openmcl -B tests
> in a fresh directory (it creates junk files).
>
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> On 06/10/06, Gary Byers <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> openmcl test.dump -- a b c
> >> Unrecognized non-option arguments: (test.dump)
> > The syntax "openmcl <image-name>" is shorthand for "openmcl -I <image-n=
ame>"
> > (or "openmcl --image-name <image-name>").  The shorthand only works if
> > there are no other arguments; if other arguments are present, the -I/--=
image-name
> > qualifiier must be used.  (The "--" handling happens in lisp; the kerne=
l has
> > to be able to find the argument that specifies the heap image before an=
ything
> > else. It didn't find such an argument, loaded the default image, and th=
at image
> > didn't understand the "naked" test.dump argument.)