The update from ubuntu:vivid to ubuntu:20.04 update the version of sbcl
from 1.2.4.debian to 2.0.1.debian. This resulted in the cl-launch based
build process no longer working: dependencies were not resolved (but
running it several times would eventually resolve them. So use an sbcl
build command directly when building for sbcl.
Note: updating the image to ubuntu:24.04 upgrades the version of sbcl to
2.2.9.debian. Something about that version breaks how we do hash-maps.
They become temperamental: hash-map creation often results in a nil
object returned and doing (get hm key) usually results in nil returned
even if the key shows as being present.
Various trivial changes reducing the diff to #450.
Dockerfile: npm already depends on nodejs
Core.elm: change profile of deepEquals instead of uncurrying before
each call.
It was necessary to rename some ambiguous variables. Some more names
could probably be changed in order to reduce the diff with #450 (my
names were choosen in order to reduce the diff with master...)
Peek ideas from #450:
- sort imports
- skip a line between '->' or before 'else'
- no indentation after 'in'
- fix indentation when it was only intended to reduce diff
- remove some unneeded parenthesis
and
- if .. return True else False -> ...
Most changes are variable renamings because elm does not allow masking
a visible name anymore.
Deal with changes in the standard library, especially in the Parser
interface.
Source files must now start with a capital letter.
Dockerfile: remove unneeded dependencies, install nodejs from debs.
Remove the redundant Maybe from the return value of readstring.
Stop embedding the colon in keyword represenation.
Some implementations send non-UTF-8 codes (i.e. es6 when showing
function representations). So use latin1 which is probably closer to
what most things are outputting to the terminal.
Explictly select python 3. The `python2` and `python` packages will
be removed from Ubuntu. Until each call site is fixed, install a
/usr/local/bin/python symbolic link as a non-intrusive work-around
(.deb packages do not interfer with /usr/local).
Add an explicit maintainer for bbc-basic.
Undo some cosmetic changes in order to reduce the global diff, this
merge request will probably be sqashed before acceptance.
Move lib{readline,edit}-dev out of the generic part.
Use existing .deb packages for GHDL and vim.
The modified implementations have been tested on Debian bullseye.
* prefer later Ubuntu image, hopefully reducing the image count
* for Ubuntu versions, prefer numerical versions to unsorted codenames
* prefer packaged build systems to local rebuilds
* prefer the current default version of each build system
* delegate resolution of indirect dependencies to apt
* xslt: remove intermediate run script. The initial motivation is to
provide an explicit path to the python3 interpreter, as the
versioned executable is not always in PATH.
* Add DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive to some Dockerfiles. This is to
workaround tzdata which prompts interactively by default.
* Debian/Ubuntu do not ship a python->python2 link by default.
* With the improved logo implementation in another branch, there is no
need anymore to tweat the garbage collector settings.
* logo: use upstream brandy compiler (instead of building).
* guile: adjust deb-src mechanism to build ucblogo and workaround doc
build bug.
c.2:
By updating to 24.04 we get around an error with declarations after
labels which is allowed in more recent compiler versions.
make:
With older make, the newer make code results in this error:
../make/readline.mk:13: *** unterminated call to function 'eval': missing ')'. Stop.
Newer versions of make work fine.
perl6:
With older rakudo, this error occurs:
user> (let* (DEBUG-EVAL false) (- 3 1))
Cannot resolve caller Numeric(types::MalFalse: ); none of these signatures match:
ocaml:
Fixes build error that happens with older versions of ocaml:
ocamlopt -a types.ml reader.ml printer.ml env.ml core.ml -o mal_lib.cmxa
File "env.ml", line 15, characters 8-21:
Error: Unbound value Data.find_opt
objpascal:
With older compiler, the following error occurs:
user> (apply str (seq "this is a test"))
*** Error in `../objpascal/stepA_mal': corrupted size vs. prev_size: 0x000000000246c360 ***
See issue #587.
* Merge eval-ast and eval into a single conditional.
* Expand macros during the apply phase, removing lots of duplicate
tests, and increasing the overall consistency by allowing the macro
to be computed instead of referenced by name (`((defmacro! cond
(...)))` is currently illegal for example).
* Print "EVAL: $ast" at the top of EVAL if DEBUG-EVAL exists in the
MAL environment.
* Remove macroexpand and quasiquoteexpand special forms.
* Use pattern-matching style in process/step*.txt.
Unresolved issues:
c.2: unable to reproduce with gcc 11.12.0.
elm: the directory is unchanged.
groovy: sometimes fail, but not on each rebuild.
nasm: fails some new soft tests, but the issue is unreproducible when
running the interpreter manually.
objpascal: unreproducible with fpc 3.2.2.
ocaml: unreproducible with 4.11.1.
perl6: unreproducible with rakudo 2021.09.
Unrelated changes:
Reduce diff betweens steps.
Prevent defmacro! from mutating functions: c forth logo miniMAL vb.
dart: fix recent errors and warnings
ocaml: remove metadata from symbols.
Improve the logo implementation.
Encapsulate all representation in types.lg and env.lg, unwrap numbers.
Replace some manual iterations with logo control structures.
Reduce the diff between steps.
Use native iteration in env_get and env_map
Rewrite the reader with less temporary strings.
Reduce the number of temporary lists (for example, reverse iteration
with butlast requires O(n^2) allocations).
It seems possible to remove a few exceptions: GC settings
(Dockerfile), NO_SELF_HOSTING (IMPLS.yml) and step5_EXCLUDES
(Makefile.impls) .
This should be the default if things are working correctly so logging
this now is just noise that causes the summaries that are relevant to
get folded in the UI.
- Update to ubuntu 24.04 Dockerfile and add labels.
- update to working version of ffi-napi
- Remove from miniMAL-core.json the things that overlap with the builtin
core functionality that miniMAL now provides in 1.2.2.
- Update ARGS variable to argv to align with how 1.2.2 now does command
line parameters.
The set-output mechanism is deprecated for security reasons so set
environment variable outputs in GITHUB_OUTPUT instead. Change
get-ci-matrix.py to output the env file settings to stdout and move all
debug output to stderr.
