>>>>> On Wed, 17 Apr 2002 12:45:07 -0400 (EDT), gregory.menke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>>> said:
Greg> CL-HTTP compiles & run OK after disabling LW's default protection of
Greg> the CLIM package it includes. I'm not sure about the relative
Greg> performance yet, though it doesn't seem too much different than under
Greg> 4.1. I've not yet experimented with various compiler settings.
Which version of CL-HTTP are you using? I didn't think anything needed doing
for 70.156, though you probably need to load CLIM before CL-HTTP.
Greg> There appears to be a significant correspondence between cl-http's
Greg> CLIM routines & those supplied by LW 4.2. Are there arguments against
Greg> using LW 4.2's CLIM routines instead of cl-http's versions? I think I
Greg> am sufficiently competent to give that a try, but a hint or two of
Greg> direction would be much appreciated.
Here is the list of differences that I have found. It is quite likely that
most of these don't matter (esp. the symbols with no definitions, which
presumably are not used by CL-HTTP).
CL-HTTP CLIM-SYS symbols not exported from CLIM's CLIM-SYS:
MAKE-PROCESS-LOOP
PROCESS-ACTIVE-P
PROCESS-DISABLE
PROCESS-ENABLE
PROCESS-ITERATE
PROCESS-KILL
PROCESS-LOOP
PROCESS-PRESET
PROCESS-PRIORITY
PROCESS-RESTART
PROCESS-SLEEP
UNWIND-PROCESS
CL-HTTP CLIM-SYS symbols with no definitions:
*MULTIPROCESSING-P*
ALLOCATE-RESOURCE
CLEAR-RESOURCE
DEALLOCATE-RESOURCE
DEFGENERIC*
DEFMETHOD*
DEFRESOURCE
MAKE-PROCESS-LOOP
MAP-RESOURCE
PROCESS-ITERATE
PROCESS-LOOP
SETF*
USING-RESOURCE
CL-HTTP CLIM-SYS symbols with different arguments to CLIM's CLIM-SYS:
WITH-RECURSIVE-LOCK-HELD
WITH-LOCK-HELD
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