🚀 go-pugleaf

I am reposting some of this for clarification:

>   I though it was going to take me longer to get a method out for doing this
>   but the ucl.o file that I had was not the Franz patched file, so it is
>   actually pretty simple as long as you update to the Franz patched ucl.o.
>
>   The following is a procedure for fixing Allegro CL 3.1.20 so that it works
>   under NeXTstep 3.0. I don't have 3.0 so I need someone to try this out and
>   report back to this news group.
>
>     Warning!!! (from Franz) This procedure results in creating a new ucl.o
>     binary file. You may distribute this method but not the resulting ucl.o
>     file. 
>
>     You should find all of the files mentioned here on your ACL distribution
>     floppies. If you do not have the Franz patch mentioned below you will
>     have to ask Franz for it.
>
>           1. You need to patch your existing ucl.o file, if it is not
>              already patched, with an existing patch from Franz. This is
>              done with an existing shell script called
>
>                   install_patch.sh
>
>              and an existing patch file called
>
>                   patch.uu
>
>              To verify that you have done the right thing, after this patch
>              is installed the ucl.o file should be 612364 bytes.

For step (1.), I believe for most of you if you go to your distribution
directory called ACL there is a file called

                dumplispPatch

this is a shell archive file and if you follow the instructions there you
should get the same results, ie. a new ucl.o file resulting in 612364 bytes.
If your existing ucl.o file is already 612364 bytes it probably already had
been patched with the "dump lisp" patch.


--
Bill Vrotney
BAH/Advanced Decision Systems

I am reposting and reformulating these instructions for fixing Allegro CL
3.1.20 to work under NeXTstep 3.0. Since my original posting some people
have tried and succeeded to get a running ACL under 3.0 but only after
including some fixes for the dsp library references that I include below
(thanks people and thanks to the originators of the emacs hack that wish to
remain anonymous). I also clarify the "dump lisp" patch.

  The following is a procedure for fixing Allegro CL 3.1.20 so that it works
  under NeXTstep 3.0. You should find all of the files mentioned here on your
  ACL distribution. We refer to the top level directory of this distribution
  as  ACL/ and the build directory ACL/build.

   Warning!!! (from Franz) This procedure results in creating a new ucl.o
   binary file. You may distribute this method but not the resulting ucl.o
   file. 

   1. First look at the byte size of the file ACL/build/ucl.o, if the size
      is 612364 bytes then skip to step 2. Otherwise look at the file
      ACL/dumplispPatch. This is a shell archive that will patch ucl.o with
      the "dump lisp" patch. More precisely

                   cd ACL
                   cp dumplispPatch build
                   cd build
                   /bin/sh dumplispPatch
                   /bin/sh install_patch.sh

       Now ucl.o should be 612364 bytes long. (the original ucl.o will be
       saved in a file called ucl_orig.o).

   2. Next edit the file ACL/build/config (you might want to save the orginal
      config file). In that file you will see two statements:

                   LIBRARIES = -lNeXT_s -ldsp_s -lsys_s
                   USYMS = -u libsys_s -u libNeXT_s -u libdsp_s

      In the LIBRARIES statement, change -ldsp_s to -ldsp
      In the USYMS statement, delete the -u libdsp_s


   3. Next you edit the new binary file ACL/build/ucl.o in emacs and
      save the results. Go to ACL/build directory, run emacs and

           find-file ucl.o
           replace-string _rld _jld
           replace-string __bcopy _bcopy^@
           save-buffer

      The ^@ above is the null character (000 byte) and can be
      entered in emacs using

           C-q C-<space>

      and will look in an emacs buffer as a single character ^@
      and NOT two characters.


   4. Finally reinstall ACL as usual. You do this by going to the
      ACL/build directory and

           /bin/sh config

--
Bill Vrotney
BAH/Advanced Decision Systems