sbcl 1.0.46

SBCL 1.0.46 has been released, here are the release notes:

changes in sbcl-1.0.46 relative to sbcl-1.0.45:
  * enhancement: largefile support on Solaris.
  * enhancement: SB-PROFILE:REPORT now supports :LIMIT and
:PRINT-NO-CALL-LIST
    arguments (lp#710017)
  * enhancement: SB-PCL:+SLOT-UNBOUND+ is exported, making it possible to
    distinguish unbound instance slots when using STANDARD-INSTANCE-ACCESS
    &co. (lp#718039)
  * optimization: ERROR and CERROR are approximately 5 times faster.
  * optimization: optimized constructors are used for MAKE-INSTANCE of
classes
    with applicable non-standard (SETF SLOT-VALUE-USING-CLASS),
    SLOT-BOUNDP-USING-CLASS, and INITIALIZE-INSTANCE :AROUND methods,
speeding
    up instance creation in those cases.
  * optimization: arithmetic operations with multiple constant arguments in
now
    have them reduced at compile-time. (lp#676414)
  * optimization: determining current character position on string-streams
for
    pretty-printing was overly slow.
  * bug fix: local tail calls to DYNAMIC-EXTENT functions can no longer
cause
    lifetime analysis to overwrite closed-over variables (lp#681092).
  * bug fix: encoding errors from some multibyte external formats such as
EUC-JP
    were not handled correctly (lp#713063).
  * bug fix: printing waitqueue objects without setting *PRINT-CIRCLE* to T
is now
    safe (lp#673630).
  * bug fix: Solaris/x86-64 wasn't getting built with lutex support by
    mistake. (lp#667297).
  * bug fix: CONSTANTLY generated functions had bogus lambda-lists.
(lp#713626)
  * bug fix: RUN-PROGRAM :PTY option was racy on OpenBSD. (lp#669485)
  * bug fix: UNINTERN takes a symbol, not a symbol designator -- could
previously
    unintern the wrong symbol with the same name. (lp#693796)
  * bug fix: COPY-PPRINT-DISPATCH always has access to a pristine table,
    making it possible to restore the initial table if it has been messed
up.
    (lp#678409)


-- 
Juho Snellman

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