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Switch the FreeBSD port to use the common floating point trap handling code. Rather than introduce a new FreeBSD case to the x86 sigcontext member accessor routines, collapse all of the system specific routines down to a common set of routines. * code/debug-int.lisp - Disable some Darwin-specific code to debug NULL mcontext pointers. * code/float-trap.lisp - Remove ancient FreeBSD-specific code for handling floating point signals. * code/macros.lisp, code/sap.lisp, compiler/saptran.lisp - Include the SAP-REF-LONG setter by default on the x86. * code/x86-vm.lisp - Remove operating system specific sigcontext definitions and sigcontext accessors. Define the alien sigcontext as a system area pointer. Replace the sigcontext accessors with foreign function calls that mask the complexity of the underlying sigcontext member access. * compiler/x86/float.lisp - Unconditionally define STORE-LONG-FLOAT. This function is used by the %SET-SAP-REF-LONG VOP that underlies the SAP-REF-LONG setter. * compiler/x86/sap.lisp - Unconditionally define %SET-SAP-REF-LONG. In the case where there is not a distinct LONG-FLOAT type, admit DOUBLE-FLOAT values instead. The x87 automatically widens values pushed onto stack. This mirrors the behavior of the SAP-REF-LONG VOP. * lisp/Darwin-os.c, lisp/Linux-os.c - Define functions to access sigcontext members of interest to Lisp. Delete the sc_reg function and replace its uses with os_sigcontext_reg which is more suitably typed. * lisp/FreeBSD-os.c - Define functions to access sigcontext members of interest to Lisp. We need to be careful about the SSE and non-SSE cases for retrieving x87 registers from the saved machine state. Define a low-level SIGFPE handler to intercept floating point traps and restore the cleared status word bits based on the signal code. Get rid of sc_reg for the reasons noted above. * lisp/Darwin-os.h, lisp/FreeBSD-os.h - Declare the restore_fpu function and define a specialized RESTORE_FPU macro. Remove the sc_reg prototype. * lisp/Linux-os.h - Remove the sc_reg prototype. * lisp/os.h - Add prototypes for the new os_sigcontext functions. * lisp/x86-lispregs.h - Redefine SC_REG and SC_PC to expand out to the new os_sigcontext functions. Redfine SC_SP to expand out to SC_REG. Eliminate all platform-specific defintions of SC_PC and SC_SP.
Use better gensym names for DEFINE-MODIFY-MACRO so that DESCRIBE can print out a better description. Cosmetic change only.
Try to extract any declarations for the loop counter in DOTIMES and apply the appropriate ones to the dummy loop counter. Also get the appropriate declarations for the loop counter so they can be applied to the result-form of the loop.
Modify DOTIMES macro so that it always iterates the specified number of times, regardless of what the body might do to the index variable.
A name that is a declaration cannot be the name of a deftype, condition, or defstruct, and vice versa, so signal an error if we try to do that.
WITH-INPUT-FROM-STRING should not modify the index if it does not exit normally.
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ is supposed to always return the primary value, but we weren't in cases like (multiple-value-setq nil :good).
The :datum for check-type should be the place-value, not the place.
Fix the order of evaluation for REMF, INCF, and DECF, as specified by ANSI 5.1.3. (Based on the fixs in sbcl.)
Oops. We were handling the case of an OTHERWISE key, but we forget to handle the situation of the key T when used as a normal clause. From Bruno Haible, cmucl-imp, 2004-10-13.
Extra values were not correctly handled by the values setf expander. This causes (let ((a t) (b t) (c t) (d t) (e t) (f t)) (setf (values a (values b c) (values d) (values e f)) (values 0 1 2 3 4 5 6)) (list a b c d e f)) to return the (0 1 2 3 4 5) instead of (0 1 nil 2 3 nil).
From Juan Jose Garcia Ripoll: but the following gives wrong results: (macroexpand '(multiple-value-bind (&rest x) (foo y) d)) (MULTIPLE-VALUE-CALL #'(LAMBDA (&OPTIONAL &REST X &REST #:G858) (DECLARE (IGNORE #:G858)) D) (FOO Y)) Fix from Juan Jose Garcia Ripoll.
Merge in the 19a changes containing Helmut Eller's implementation for source location for defvar and friends.
Signal an error if a CASE uses T or OTHERWISE as key designators. (Basically if T or OTHERWISE are keys not in the last clause.)
Add a function EXT:UNLOCK-ALL-PACKAGES, that disables both the structural and the definition locks for all existing packages. Add an additional restart to the PACKAGE-LOCKED-ERROR signaling points that allows the user to disable all packages then continue. Package locks are initialized upon startup, so the unlocking only takes effect during the current session. However, this function doesn't suffer from the problem that affects LISP::*ENABLE-PACKAGE-LOCKED-ERRORS* (which is bound by LOAD so can't be set from an initialization file).
* src/code/macros.lisp (with-output-to-string): Add and ignore element-type.
* src/code/macros.lisp (c::%defun): Save inline-expansion in the info database.
Remove package nicknames USER from COMMON-LISP-USER. Add a new package COMMON-LISP which LISP uses, so that COMMON-LISP no longer has the non-ANSI nickname LISP. To bootstrap, use boot13.lisp as target:bootstrap.lisp with pmai's build scripts, and do a full compile. * src/bootfiles/18e/boot13.lisp: Change for all the package changes. * src/code/exports.lisp: New package common-lisp, which lisp uses. * src/tools/worldload.lisp: * src/tools/setup.lisp: Use cl-user instead of user. Use lisp:: instead of cl::. * src/tools/worldcom.lisp: * src/tools/snapshot-update.lisp: * src/tools/pclcom.lisp: * src/tools/mk-lisp: * src/tools/hemcom.lisp: * src/tools/config.lisp: * src/tools/comcom.lisp: * src/tools/clxcom.lisp: * src/tools/clmcom.lisp: * src/pcl/defsys.lisp: * src/motif/lisp/initial.lisp: * src/interface/initial.lisp: * src/hemlock/lispmode.lisp (setup-lisp-mode): Use cl-user instead of user. * src/code/save.lisp (assert-user-package): * src/code/print.lisp (%with-standard-io-syntax): Find cl-user package instead of user. * src/code/package.lisp (package-locks-init): Add lisp. (package-init): Don't add user nickname to cl-user. * src/code/ntrace.lisp (*trace-encapsulate-package-names*): Add common-lisp. * src/code/hash.lisp (toplevel): * src/code/hash-new.lisp (toplevel): Use in-package :lisp instead of :common-lisp. * src/code/float-trap.lisp (sigfpe-handler): Don't qualify floating-point-inexact with ext:. * src/pcl/simple-streams/strategy.lisp (sc): * src/pcl/simple-streams/null.lisp (null-read-char): * src/pcl/simple-streams/internal.lisp (allocate-buffer) (free-buffer): * src/pcl/simple-streams/impl.lisp (%check, %read-line) (%peek-char, %read-byte): * src/pcl/simple-streams/file.lisp (open-file-stream) (device-close): * src/pcl/simple-streams/classes.lisp (simple-stream) (device-close): * src/pcl/macros.lisp (toplevel): * src/pcl/braid.lisp (lisp::sxhash-instance): * src/pcl/env.lisp (toplevel): * src/compiler/generic/objdef.lisp (symbol-hash): * src/code/stream.lisp (read-sequence, write-sequence): * src/code/macros.lisp (defmacro, deftype): * src/code/eval.lisp (interpreted-function): * src/code/defstruct.lisp (defstruct): * src/code/debug.lisp (debug-eval-print): Use lisp:: instead of cl::.
Add package locks. Bootfile boot8.lisp allows this to build without a cross-compile (or just select the CLOBBER-IT restart). - two extra PACKAGE-LOCK and PACKAGE-DEFINITION-LOCK slots added to the package structure. These can be modified using the EXT:PACKAGE-LOCK and EXT:PACKAGE-DEFINITION-LOCK accessors. - macro EXT:WITHOUT-PACKAGE-LOCKS that evaluates forms with all package locks disabled (this is done by binding the global variable CL::*ENABLE-PACKAGE-LOCKED-ERRORS*) - new PACKAGE-LOCKED-ERROR condition - in SETF-FDEFINITION-HOOK and in the DEFMACRO, DEFSTRUCT, DEFTYPE and DEFCLASS defining forms, check whether the definition would modify a package whose definition-lock is enabled, and signal a package-locked-error condition with restarts that allow you to unlock the package or ignore the lock - in EXPORT, UNEXPORT etc check whether the target package is guarded by a package-lock, and signal an error - disable package locks when loading a subsystem - disable package locks in certain areas of PCL and in the MAKE-LOAD-FORM support of the compiler, where code is generated inside system packages at runtime
Add destructuring support to &REST, &BODY, &WHOLE. Detected by Paul Dietz' ANSI tests. * src/code/defmacro.lisp (parse-defmacro-lambda-list): Add &parse-body, replacing &body (<body> <decls> <doc>). Add destructuring support to &rest, &body, &whole. * src/code/eval.lisp (lambda-list-keywords): Add &parse-body. * src/code/exports.lisp ("EXTENSIONS"): Export &parse-body. * src/hemlock/table.lisp (do-words, with-folded-string): * src/hemlock/macros.lisp (with-pop-up-display): * src/compiler/macros.lisp (deftransform): * src/compiler/ir1tran.lisp (symbol-macrolet, let, locally) (let*, flet, labels) <ir1-translator>: * src/code/package.lisp (do-symbols, do-external-symbols) (do-all-symbols): * src/code/macros.lisp (defun, prog, prog*, with-open-file) (with-open-stream, with-input-from-string) (with-output-to-string, do, do*): * src/code/mach.lisp (gr-bind): * src/code/extensions.lisp (do-anonymous, do-hash, defun-cached): Use &parse-body instead of &body.
* bootfiles/18e/boot[12].lisp: Bootstrap files for the lisp:class = pcl:class part. To get it booted from 18e, cross-compile using boot1.lisp as bootstrap.lisp in pmai's build scripts, then do a normal compile with boot2.lisp as bootstrap.lisp with the resulting Lisp. * code/byte-interp.lisp, code/defstruct.lisp, code/describe.lisp: * code/error.lisp, code/exports.lisp, code/hash-new.lisp: * code/hash.lisp, code/macros.lisp, code/misc.lisp: * code/package.lisp, code/pred.lisp, code/sharpm.lisp, code/type.lisp: * compiler/dump.lisp, compiler/fndb.lisp, compiler/globaldb.lisp: * compiler/proclaim.lisp, compiler/typetran.lisp, compiler/xref.lisp: * compiler/generic/primtype.lisp, compiler/generic/vm-type.lisp: Changes for to use kernel::class etc. * code/class.lisp (toplevel): Shadow class, built-in-class etc. (class): Give it conc-name %class-. (toplevel) [#+bootstrap-lisp-class=pcl-class]: Define old accessors. (everywhere): Use new class accessors. * compiler/generic/vm-fndb.lisp (%make-instance): Change from unsafe to flushable and movable. * code/ntrace.lisp (expand-trace, untrace): Changes for method tracing. * code/profile.lisp (profile, profile-all, unprofile): Method profiling. * pcl/*.text, pcl/bench.lisp, pcl/extensions.lisp: * pcl/fast-init.lisp, pcl/precom1.lisp, pcl/precom4.lisp: * pcl/structure-class.lisp, pcl/user-instances.lisp: Removed. * tools/pclcom.lisp: Changes for my PCL and lisp:class = pcl::class.
Get rid of a compiler warning about an unused variable.
* src/code/macros.lisp (dolist): Add original declaration to the form evaluating the result form, for the case where VAR is declared special.
For CASE and friends, the OTHERWISE clause is an OTHERWISE clause only if it's the last clause. Otherwise, it's just a normal clause.
Generalized function names. * code/macros.lisp (evaluate-declaration-context): Use valid-function-name-p.
Generalized function names. * code/fdefinition.lisp (*valid-function-names*): New variable. (%define-function-name-syntax, valid-function-name-p): New functions. (define-function-name-syntax): New macro. (toplevel): Define the syntax of setf function names. (fdefinition-object): Use valid-function-name-p. * compiler/proclaim.lisp (check-function-name): Use valid-function-name-p. * compiler/ir1tran.lisp (function): Use valid-function-name-p. * code/profile.lisp (%report-times): Use valid-function-name-p. * code/macros.lisp (defun): Use valid-function-name-p. * code/eval.lisp (eval): Use valid-function-name-p. * code/describe.lisp (describe-aux, describe-function-name): Use valid-function-name-p. * code/exports.lisp ("EXTENSIONS"): Add define-function-name-syntax and valid-function-name-p.
From Eric Marsden: fix typos in comments, signal more specific error types, remove some stale code, fix a few compiler warnings in the runtime.
PSETQ was not handling symbol macros. Use PSETF to implement PSETQ. (From SBCL.)
Fix typo in MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ. Noted by Eric Marsden.
Reinstate the check for properly formed vars list.
MULTIPLE-VALUE-SETQ was mishandling variables that were symbol macros. Use the version from SBCL.
DOLIST was not properly establishing a tagbody for the body, as shown by the gcl ANSI test suite. Use the version from SBCL.
The previous checkin adding multiple-values support to push and pushnew screwed up the evaluation order. Fix that, and get the evaluation order correct for multiple-values too.
PUSH and PUSHNEW support multiple values as places.
Reinstate the special case handling when PLACE is a symbol (and not a macro or symbol-macro). This allows use of push/pushnew in kernel.core again. Solution suggested by Christophe Rhodes.
o Fix pushnew evaluation order. (Fix provided by Gerd Moellman.) o For push, pushnew, and pop, we can't shortcut get-setf-method because even though place might be a symbol, it might be from a symbol-macrolet. Always use get-setf-method.
CTYPECASE and ETYPECASE also accept T and OTHERWISE as keys, just like CCASE and ECASE.
ECASE and CCASE are allowed to use T and OTHERWISE as regular keys instead of as the otherwise-clause. Print a simple warning about this being bad style.
SHIFTF supports multiple-values, as required by ANSI CL.
Changed compile-time behavior of DEFCONSTANT to work like DEFMACRO and DEFINE-COMPILER-MACRO. This fixes buggy behavior when DEFCONSTANT is not at top level.
dotimes fix to enable optimization in cases of nested dotimes with compile-time-known upper bound. Too bad the compiler can't figure this out itself. (From Martin Cracauer.)
From Pekka P. Pirinen via c.l.l Allow only one doc-string in system:parse-body.
From Tim Moore: Arrange for ANSI behaviour regarding DEFMACRO processing. It has compile-time effect only at top level now.
Change calls to obsolete define-setf-method to define-setf-expander.
First step in removing some CLtL1/CLtL2 exports from COMMON-LISP package.
Fixes to make proclaim and declaim work as in ANSI spec.
Really remove the macro for LOCALLY, which is now a special form.
Remove the macro for LOCALLY, which is now a special form; from Raymond Toy.
Add support for define-symbol-macro.
Reworking of the values-type system to overcome a number of inconsistencies causing problems: o Redefine coerce-to-values to convert a single value type into (values type), rather than the former definition (values type &rest t). A single value type such as fixnum is now equivalent to (values fixnum). Values-type-union and values-type-intersection will canonicalise values types with a single value such as (values fixnum) back to a single value type such as fixnum. o Now when the compiler makes assertions for the first value of continuations that may be generating multiple values it asserts the type as (values type &rest t), or as (value &optional type &rest t) if it is not sure that the continuation does generate a value. o Enhance the type check generation to better handle the now common values types with optional and rest arguments. Add the new function Values-types-asserted which converts asserted optional and rest arguments to required arguments that have been proven to be delivered, Thus an assertion such as (values &optional fixnum &rest t) will generate a fixnum type check if the proven type if (values t). o The compiler is now far more likely to pickup attempts to use an assertion to select a subset of values. For example (the (values fixnum) (values x y)) will generated a compiler warning. o Update single values type assertions where appropriate to clarify that the received values may be optional or that multiple values may be received. For example, a macro argument which had been asserted to be a list via (the list ,...) would now be asserted to be (the (values &optional list &rest t)) etc. o Have the IR1 translator for THE convert single value types into (values &optional type &rest t) so that code such as (the fixnum (values x y)) will still work acceptably. This does not restrict the possible type assertions as the values types may be used and are not modified.
For the various case macros, do not generate an error during macro-expansion when there are no cases as this appears unnecessary according to the ANSI CL spec; from Raymond Toy.
Define SAP-ref-64 setf function macros on all ports.
Fix PSETQ to return Nil; from Peter Van Eynde.
Define a VALUES setf expander. Update references to the obsolete define-setf-method to define-setf-expander
Fixes and improvements to July-14 commit dealing with condition types in calls to error. From Douglas.
This revision merges in many of the fixes for ANSI condition types in various calls to ERROR. Those easily handled by using new condition types simple-file-error and simple-program-error are included. The only functional change here is that the function CHARACTER no longer accepts an integer argument so as to be ANSI compliant. This may break some code.
PSETQ should return nil. Fix from Peter VanEynde.
Long-float support.
Fix doc. typos "the the" -> "the".
Minor change to inhibit compiler notes about dead code removal when WITH-INPUT-FROM-STRING was called with an END argument.
Change %set-documentation to (setf documentation) to help operation with PCL loaded.
New shiftf from Bruno Haible fixes problem with duplicated places.
Prevent warnings from eg (case key (t))
Add ANSI lambda macro
initial post 1.3.7 merge
Werkowskis source kit 1.03.7
Fix headed boilerplate.
Added: (defsetf sap-ref-64 %set-sap-ref-64) and (defsetf signed-sap-ref-64 %set-signed-sap-ref-64) for the Alpha.
changed %deftype to use interface functions instead of (info type class ...)
edit lossage
Changed uses of RESTART-CASE to be detectable calls to error.
format-string -> format-control
Changed renamed get-setf-method-multiple-value to get-setf-expansion and define-setf-method to define-setf-expander. The old names are also defined for backward compatibility.
Really really fixed get-setf-method-multiple-value for local macros. Also, in the recursive calls, people were not propagating the environment through, and in some places were not recursing with the multiple-value version.
Rip out NS-BOOT conditionals.
new structure branch & tuning, see new_struct
Changed DOLIST not to introduce the spurious let around the result form when there is no result form. Also, just read the var in the spurious let, instead of using IGNORABLE, since the var might be special.
In %defsetf, don't bother creating temp vars for constants. This is necessary so that keywords stay keywords, and are not changed to gensyms.
Added DEFINE-COMPILER-MACRO.
Changed GET-SETF-METHOD-MULTIPLE-VALUE to try to macroexpand-1 the form when it's an atom in case it's a symbol-macro as per the X3J13 cleanup SYMBOL-MACROLET-SEMANTICS:SPECIAL-FORM. Now you can safely INCF, etc. symbol macros where the macroexpansion has side effects.
Fixed SETF of GETF to evaluate the various parts in the correct order as per X3J13 cleanup SETF-SUB-METHODS:DELAYED-ACCESS-STORES.
Fixed bug in NTH-VALUE where it expanded into bogus code unless ``n'' was a constant integer.
X3J13 cleanup SETF-MULTIPLE-STORE-VARIABLES: Extend the semantics of the macros SETF, PSETF, SHIFTF, ROTATEF, and ASSERT to allow "places" whose SETF methods have more than one "store variable". In such cases, the macros accept as many values from the newvalue form as there are store variables. As usual, extra values are ignored and missing values default to NIL. Extend the long form of DEFSETF to allow the specification of more than one "store variable", with the obvious semantics. Clarify that GET-SETF-METHOD signals an error if there would be more than one store-variable.
Changed the DEFSETF for SYMBOL-FUNCTION and SYMBOL-PLIST to FSET and %SET-SYMBOL-PLIST.
Changed all SAP-REF-mumble functions to take the offset in bytes.
Merged Lange's enhancement to NTH-VALUE; it now doesn't cons for non-constant N less than 3.
Fixed get-setf-method to only inhibit for local functions, not local macros too. Removed some bootstrapping code.
Added :PACKAGE constext declaration.
Frobbed SETF a bit more. We still always call GET-SETF-METHOD to let it do its thing, but if the result is just a call to the inverse, then directly call the inverse w/o any let binding. This makes setf inverses usable without the full interpreter.
Changed DEFSETF and DEFINE-SETF-METHOD to call a common subfunction, %DEFINE-SETF-MACRO, which checks for any existing definition as a slot accessor or other setf function. Changed GET-SETF-METHOD to ignore setf macros (always global) when there is a local macro or function. Changed SETF to always call GET-SETF-METHOD, instead of special-casing setf inverses. I was tired to keeping the duplicated code consistent. Generalized the special casing in SETF of APPLY. We now go for the SETF function when called on any symbol in the Lisp package. Now SETF of APPLY will work on all Common Lisp functions, instead of just two.
Fixed WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT keyword to be :OVERRIDE instead of :FORCE. Also, added :OPTIMIZE and :OPTIMIZE-INTERFACE for changing the "global" compilation policy within the dynamic extent. Added :CONTEXT-DECLARATIONS, which provides a way to insert declarations conditional on pattern mathcing of the context in which the definition appears. So you can compiler all external functions safe, or whatever.
New file header with RCS header FILE-COMMENT.
ignore => ignore
Added Dan's NTH-VALUE macro.
In destructuring-bind, pass NIL to parse-defmacro as the name, 'cause there is no name.
Ack. Maybe this time I got defsetter correct.
Changed a use of analyze1 to parse-defmacro.
Changed to use Blaine's parse-defmacro. Stripped out lots of bootstrapping code. Ripped out loop, 'cause the full blown loop macro now exists in it's own file.
Made DEFTYPE warn if redefining a structure and flame if a primitive type. Fixed it to test FBOUNDP on the right symbol so that %NOTE-TYPE-DEFINED can get called. Changed %%DEFUN to use DEFINE-FUNCTION-NAME and also to blow away any assumed type info.
Random stuff to get define-setf-method to cross compile.
Moved MIPS branch onto trunk; no merge necessary.
Flushed commented-out PUTF macro. Changed %PRIMITIVE PUTF to be %PUTF so that we can interpret SETF GETF.
Added UNSIGNED-BYTE declarations in DOTIMES to help type inference.
Changed DEFTYPE to expand into %DEFTYPE, and made %DEFTYPE call %NOTE-TYPE-DEFINED.
Merged non-descriptor changes: revision 220.127.116.11 date: 90/04/09 00:00:09; author: ram; state: Exp; lines added/del: 1/1 Fixed typo. ---------------------------- revision 22.214.171.124 date: 90/03/27 13:18:14; author: ram; state: Exp; lines added/del: 11/6 Changed WITH-COMPILATION-UNIT to hack delayed unknown type warnings. We define a handler for PARSE-UNKNOWN-TYPE.
.../systems-work/code/macros.lisp, 10-Feb-90 13:06:45, Edit by MBB. WITH-OUTPUT-TO-STRING-APPEND-STYLE: Changed the doc-string to exploit the new standard that was already there. WITH-OPEN-FILE-DOES-NOT-EXIST: Modified WITH-OPEN-FILE to not execute the body when OPEN fails. This is the new standard.
Added some missing commas in DEFTYPE.
Made %DEFMACRO set the interpreted function name to "DEFMACRO <name>" rather than just <name>. Also, changed %DEFUN to set the function name.
Changed DEFTYPE to use INFO instead of plist hackery.
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Let's discuss 2013 multi-event-Sara Gambetta moved to SPLet us discuss actively,what is the lastest news on multi-event,who will continue progress ,who will drop down in your mind,did the scores will grow or down and so on,
Last edited by nianchengyu on Sat Aug 10, 2013 3:08 am, edited 7 times in total.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventRe the heptathlon, these are the main questions for 2013 for me, based on the last couple of seasons and the upcoming champs in Russia:
1. Can Ennis build on her 2012 form and break 7000pts? 2. Will Chernnova get back to her best? 3. Is this the end for Dobrynska or can she return to the medals? 4. Is Oeser over her injuries? 5. Can any other Russians step up? Bolshova and Savitskaya? 6. Will the top juniors continue with their great progression - Ikauniece, Schippers, KJT 7. Will Schwarzkopf be at the same level? 8. Can Nana Djimou and Yosypenko – just outside medals – continue this form?
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-event1. I think Jess will be over 6900 again, but 7000 I'm not so sure. One assumes that Chernova will come out fighting - she will be on home turf defending her title - so hopefully this will inspire Jess as well, but will she be on a downer after London?
2. Chernova has still only had one exemplary season; 2011. She was the only woman in the top 6 in London that did not end up with an overall heptathlon PB. We all know she has the ability to set a massive score, so defending her title at home may be the time to do it. And she has a BYE to qualify as defending champion. 3. Dobrynska is always an enigma. She started off in good form in London, but messed up her two strongest events, the SP and LJ The question is now psychological and whether she is mentally strong enough to carry on, especially with her personal circumstances. Judging by her 100h and HJ she was heading for over 6600 in London and would have been a medal challenger. 4. Oeser was doing ok in London despite her achilles injury, but DNF the 800m. Had she finished she would have been touching the top 10. Not her usual recent form but good considering her injury. I think she can get back to 6600 next season but I don't think that will be enough to medal.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-event5. An interesting one for me. Chernova has a BYE so we will see another 3 Russians with her on the start line. Just like the w400m, Bolshova & Savitskaya left their best form behind them at the nationals. However, both still performed well setting some PBs & being at a level just below their best form. Bolshova is the better runner & overall more consistent jumper but Savitskaya is far superior in the throwing events so is more rounded & comes out with 200+ better PB. Savitskaya may not have been the medal challenger predicted but to finish in the top 8 in her first international champs was superb.
Ekaterina Bolshova Cherboksary (6466) 13.53/ 1.91/ 13.58/ 24.17/ 6.45/ ?/ ? Helsinki (6298) 13.66/ 1.86/ 12.36/ 24.32/ 6.30/ 40.47/ 2:10:10 -2 x PBs in Helsinki -Needs to improve her throwing events - only 16th in the SP, over 1m down on her best -JT needs a big improvement. All the top women can throw comfortably over 45m & most near 50m. Kristina Savitskaya London (6452) 13.37/ 1.83/ 14.77/ 24.46/ 6.21/ 43.70/ 2:12.27 Cherboksary (6681) 13.52/ 1.88/ 15.25/ 24.61/ 6.65/ 46.83/ 2:14.73 -3 PBs in London -LJ way down on her best -JT 3m down on her best & significantly lower than the other top women -Would have had to be at her very best to medal Anna Bogdanova was showing great form in 08/09 but then had a baby break, returned below form in 2011 & injured in 2012. She could in theory do a Scharwzkopf-type jump in 2013 & if she is just near her PB level she can do damage as some of her PBs are great – 100h – 13.09, HJ – 1.88, SP – 14.8, LJ – 6.5, 800m – sub 2:10 6. Ikauniece was superb in both Helsinki & London, PBing in both. She's over 6400 pts to be one of the top younger athletes. Her weak event is the SP at just over 12m but this will improve with age & of course she has the 50+ JT. She has good sprint speed, but she needs to tidy up her hurdles and LJ – her 100mh doesn't reflect her sprint speed and her LJ needs to be more consistent. Of course Latvia also has Grabuste, so this is a good rivalry for them. I will leave you to comment on Schippers, nianchengyu, but the Dutch woman set some good PBs in London, especially that great HJ, but unfortunately she tailed off on the second day. 7. Lilli's injury in Talence will probably mean that is it for her at the 6600+ level & I feel she will be back down to being a 6400 athlete. Had she not got injured she may have been able to repeat it, but her running and jumping is mediocre at best, so I don't see her as a medal threat again. 8. These two women were great in Helsinki & repeated that form in London. Overall they are strong but still have some weak events that can be improved. Like Skujyte, it was a shame to see them drop from medal contention because they couldn't hang on in the 800m. Moscow could be similarly close so they really need to improve their endurance.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-event1.Dafne Schippers mainly got improvements in LJ and HJ,flying to 1.80m indeed a good thing,but how to deal with other events and treat her knee is critical.What is more,how to transfer indoor achievements to outdoors,how to enhance her SP and JV,even with hurdles and 800m,her speed is terrific and showed 8.18s,8.26s 60mH result this winter already,however,not obviously improvements even not stumble in london.Of course,that suggest she has larger room to go up.As for her sprint,I am confident she has chances to rise to a new level if staying fit.After all,her biggest problem for heptathlon is her knee trouble.As long as treating knees well,her future will be brillant.
13.43-1.73-13.82-22.73-6.49-40.41-2.18.66 13.48-1.80-13.67-22.83-6.28-36.61-2.15.52 2.Skujyte has a fantastic year but regretly no medals in london,unbeliveable she get HJ,SP "B"standard both.she set 1.92m HJ pb,17.31m HB,6.43w/2.3,6.34m pb,8.57s 60mH pb and 54.10m JVwhich I never notice before.As ages increasing,her speed is hard to breakthrough,I predict she can got around 6450p in 2013.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-event3.Sara Gambetta,nearly forgotten this year for injury,I do not know how her current information.She potentially has chances to be unusual type in heptathlon,even if injury with her,she tossed shot to 15.38m and already a 51m JVer,if she can recover well,could she be world-class in hep and throws?Let us see.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventThere was an article on the DLV facebook site this week on Gambetta, Rath and some other heptathletes doing warm weather training. It seems she is over the torn ligament that ruined her 2012 season. She was looking very powerful and muscular.
Gamebetta's problem is that she doesn't have as much natural speed as some of the other women, and it's the speed events that get you the most points. Her hurdles are just atrocious - her PB is just 14.66 which nets her just 887 points, whereas if she were 1 sec quicker at 13.66 she'd be getting 1027 points (and let's face it; 13.66 isn't even that fast) However, compare this to her JT, which is very strong - her PB here is 51.17 - but this equates to just 883 points. Until the points system is evened out and thrower-types are properly rewarded, she'll struggle to get the really big scores. The hurdles is the event she needs to improve the most but her 800m is also extremely poor at 2:24.74. She's very similar to Skujyte in many respects, although better than the Lithuanian at the same age and is naturally faster over 200m.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventIt is not the level of points that matter, it is only the gradient. Can you restructure the argument in those terms. This requires an assessment of how much of a performance differential gives what sort of point differential. This can be highlighted with some cases across athletes. [I realize that this is not an easy thing to do; I could do part of it (the quantitative number pushing, but would not have the full background to assess the arguments about the appropriateness of the gradient). This is also the right ground for those like decafan, etc (and our new poster whose handle is complicated enough for me that I have to copy it here -- nianchengyu).
I would tend to say it is a bit of a tough thing to lose so many points to an element such as basic speed versus basic strength. However, poor hurdles performance at this level is probably not that closely connected to raw speed. I doubt that Ennis is 2 seconds faster over 100m but she has honed her skills much better.
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More interesting things are that her 14.66s,1.82m HJ,24.31s 200m and 6.41m LJ pb comes form 2010[17year-old],in 2011 she had 14.85s,1.81m,24.65s and 6.23m LJ each but enhance her SP and JV much.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-event4.Katarina Johnson-Thompson had great speed,fabulous jumps but very weak throws,yes,she is still young,however,not many athletes can enhance their throws in their senior time like Ennis,so her problem seems to how to balance her different elements.If not,she is likely to move to jump events.
5.Yorgelis Rodríguez of Cuba will be 18-year-old next year,already 5994p this year,could she find more potentials for not many young talents are capable of being medal contenders? 6.Ivona Dadic is brillant to break AUT NR this year,she is one of the unusual generation heptathletes,her 200m already broke 24s but only 14.55s 100mH,comparing to 13.26s and 24.70s around pb.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-event1. Can Ennis build on her 2012 form and break 7000pts?
possibly, however part of her London points boost was on a veyr fats track. I'm not sure she will better her hurdles or 200m times. However Ennis have to remain at her best to fight-off a fully fit Chernova. 2011 showed one poor event and Chernova will win. 2. Will Chernnova get back to her best? Luck, prep and training will answer that. However a "poor" Chernova still got a Bronze. 3. Is this the end for Dobrynska or can she return to the medals? Let's hope she can. She still broke a world record this year and still has gas in the tank, it's the motivation after tragic circumstances. Still until she dropped out in London she wasn't exactly flopping out even if she was clearly not at her best. By all accounts she is a tough cookie who never exactly had it easy and is likley to be back. 4. Is Oeser over her injuries? Lets hope so. 5. Can any other Russians step up? Bolshova and Savitskaya? I'm personally predicting big things for Savitskaya, 21 and alreayd in the top 8 with a good score. She has little in the way of weaknesses besides the 200m IMO and looks likely to improve everything else. As for Bolshova, I'm not sure she is anywhere near the potential or class of Savitskaya or Chernova and the Olympics and Europeans showed a number of younger Heptathletes are already a fair bit stronger than her. 6. Will the top juniors continue with their great progression - Ikauniece, Schippers, KJT I'd have placed Savitskaya in this group as she is more or less the same age. All 4 look to be genuinely excellent Heptathletes and all of them have different weaknesses to work upon (LI - Shit put and jumps, DS her stamina, Javelin, 800m and jumps, KJT her throws, KS her 200m). If anything Schippers looks the overall weakest one but who knows. The Heptathlon certainly looks amazingly exciting in future, these girls have made large jumps in progress and looks like they are continuing 7. Will Schwarzkopf be at the same level? I was actually gutted at her DP and hugely happy it was a mistake. Well deserved and I expect now she has sorted herslef out she wants to maintain into the worlds next year. She doesn't have huge number sof years left but seems to be the best in germany right now. 8. Can Nana Djimou and Yosypenko – just outside medals – continue this form? Nana had a good yera winning the Europeans (I know it was a weaker field etc) but I think her and Yosypenko aren't going to get much better and have a huge number of youth all aged 19-21 who are only just below them and seem to be making big jumps already in performaces.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventI fail to se where jess is going to make up significant points to enable her to go over 7000 unless she equals PB in all events in 1 Hep
I don't see significant improvement in hurdles I'll be happy if high jump stays the same as it's not the strength it once was There are about 30 points to be gained in SP on her OG score but it would be very easy to lose this somewhere else I can imagine running faster over 200m in an individual race but at the end of day 1 i'm not so sure LJ 6.50 seems to be her limit, changing legs and not having very sound technique means i don't see much improvement here JT i can imagine 50+ she had very steady improvement in this event 800 she can run faster but it's not worth many points it's not that she can't do it, it's just that there is no room for error at all
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The gradient does matter, absolutely. But also the scoring method is formula based but when they were contrived many years ago the bench marls in the events were different. The landscape has changed since then. The other, major point IMO, is the fact that the points and formula didnt change when they introduced the new javelin model. Currently athletes lose about 10% compared to the old model, yet the scores remained the same. This is not right! (The impact of this is that, had JJK had the new model, of her 5 scores over 7100 pts, there would only be 2 with the new javelinl, and her 7291 drops to 7203. Turn it round, and Kluft's best, 7031, jumps up to 7125 with the JJK model and she'd have two other scores over 7000pts) Some argue that despite the 100h, LJ and 200m awarding more points than the JT and SP, its the spread of points and how much the top and bottom end get, such that the best hurdlers gain, say, 200 pts on the worst hurdlers whereas the best JTers gain 400 pts on the worst JTers. You could argue that specialist throwers therefore gain an unfair advantage. But this is a red herring, as the reality is you need to be good at all events and have all round athleticism. Specialist throwers will, on the whole, not have the speed over 200m or endurance over 800m to be competitive over 7 events. Re raw speed vs 200m. It's not a fixed correlation, I agree, but fast heptathletes over 200m tend to run the fastest times over 100mh.
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She was only 45 points off in London and she did not hit every event. The point about her Olympic SP was that it wasn't about not being in good SP form; she'd already thrown further in 2012. It's just one of those events where if your timing is slightly off you're down. She could quite have easily got another 30 pts+ in that event and there's no reason why she can't throw further again. The key 'mess up' in London was her HJ (again) but it was a question of timing her take-off, not of ability. I guess all technial events come down to technique, but she had the height on 1.89. She doesn't need to jump 1.9+ again (and doesn't need even 1.89 to win) but she does need 1.89 for 7000 pts. She had 1.89 in her in London and again, she had jumped higher than 1.86 in 2012 so it's not like we are asking her to be at 1.92+ form again. In terms of improving events going forwards, it has to be the LJ and JT. With her speed and spring ability, there is no reason she cannot jump over 6.6 regardless of leg switch. I can see a 40pt gain in this event. She just needs a little more focus, just like she did with the JT and training under Mick Hill. She has the ability to pick up technique going by her other event improvements and the LJ should come more naturally to a speed athlete than the throwing events. Then, in that JT, I can see her improving again. The JT isn't quite like the SP where you benefit a lot from being taller, and I don't see why Jess can't sneak up to 50m. Her improvement curve in this one event has been great since Osaka. Of course you are right it's about putting it together on one day; it always is. But she can do it! The problem for me is the 100mh. I doubt she'll do 12.5 again in a heptathlon, but marks below take her tantalisingly close to 7000 and I dont have a problem with these: 12.80, 1.89, 14.50, 22.90, 6.50, 48m, 2:08 - 6986 Get that LJ up to 6.6 and she's on 7019. I wonder, she's done great under Coach Tony, but I wonder how she'd fair under Van Commenee? I'm sure she'll never switch, but I'd love to see her change during the 2014 season and see what she could do under someone else. Charles took Lewis to great things and completely changed Sotherton's attitude to the event; could he take Jess over 7000?
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A timely article on the European site, it seems Savitskaya was very happy with her London performance and is raringt to go for the European indoors: http://www.european-athletics.org/32nd- ... eborg.html
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I agree with all of this but as you note it is doing it all in the same competish that poses the problem. I've just finished reading her autobiography (it takes about 2 hours) and the LJ is a much bigger problem than we think. It's not just about converting speed to distance, she has a MASSIVE problem with take off that has yet to be corrected and was interrupted by the leg change.
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Well, 'yes' and 'no'. Chernova wasnt exactly poor in 2012 or London (hence your quotation marks around "poor" I assume). She was actually in her best form apart from 2011. In 2011 she set that great PB of 6880 and then had a 6778 and 6679. In London she scored 6628, her 5th best mark ever, behind those 2011 marks and her Gotzis mark earlier this year (6774, her 2nd best ever) Obviously something may have happened between Gotzis and London, or it could just be back to the around her psychology again, but the 2012 Chernova was more akin to the pre 2011 Chernova, and her bronze in London was around the same score as her Beijing bronze (6591). Let us see next year if Chernova will be the 2011 version or not. It seems she will have to if she wants to challenge Ennis and fight off the challenge from some of the up and coming athletes.
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The bit that makes me doubt is Chernova will always have a good Heptathlon but doesn't seem to have the year on year consistency to be at the top. I'm not entirely sure her mentality is that strong either, she appeared to give up by the Javelin in London, while even if things go wrong for Ennis her response is to pull out a PB or great result (800m last year, 2nd longest jump in London after a poor one). That makes a difference, a big one, but I can't ignore her because her natural Heptathlon talent is huge really and she has all the tools. You feel on a random day she could glue together a seemingly easy 7000+ run.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventLet us turn to decathlon,could Eaton enhance his LJ to 8.40m, run 13.20s in 110mH and reach a WR again?Could Karpov put his individual marks together for which he has got some improve since 2008 but fall apart in second day?
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventAE's prospects of event improvements this year (all are possible . . . )
100 - v low LJ - v low SP - high HJ - med low 400 - med 110H - med low DT - high PV - med high JT - med high 1500 - v low another WR is possible this and next year but all the planets would have to align. Look for 2015 AND 2016 WRs. 9200+ in 2016.
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventLaura IKAUNIECE jumped 1.80m early this year,good start for her.
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2012? Or you mean in the past few days?
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventMaksimava BLR 4624p 8.59s/pb-1.90-14.45-5.83-2.14.57
Remona Fransen NED 4540p :8.58 1.80 13.44 6.23 2:15.63 Nadine Broersen NED;4436p 8.44/PB 1.83 13.02 5.81 2:16.68/PB Nana Djimou FRA 8.30-1.75-15.41m/pb 59cm improvement Skujyte:16.13m SP,1.87m HJ Yekaterina Bolshova:13.72m SP,6.19m LJ Anastasiya Mokhnyuk UKR/5830p PB:6.62m LJ/PB,13.57M SP /PB Ivana Španović/oly LJ finalist;8.49 1.78 12.40 6.63 2:43.68 4240p/NR
Re: Let us discuss the change of 2013 multi-eventJulia Mächtig 4397p 8.95 1.75 15.22 5.92 2:17.37
Hanna Melnychenko 4623p 8.30 1.80 13.30 6.39 2:17.01 Alina Fyodorova 4508p 8.77 1.80 14.82 6.26 2:22.36
Re: Let us discuss 2013 multi-event- Mikhan and Maksimava lYana Maksimava jumped 1.90m again in NC and ran 8.54s pb in 60mH,GOOD JOB
Re: Let us discuss 2013 multi-event- Mikhan and Maksimava lTwo impressive hepathlon junior marks from the cuban NCs this weekend:
Yorgelis Rodríguez (born 95) 6186P Yusleidys Mendieta (born 94) 6024P How did Cuba develop a multi event program out of nothing? 10 years ago their NRs were below 8000 for dec and 6000 for hep. All of a sudden they had several world class decathletes and now some female talents too.
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Yorgelis Rodríguez 6186p 13.97/-1.6 1.82 13.17 24.58/0.0 6.00/1.1 48.70 2:18.05 Yusleidys Mendieta 6024p 14.61/-1.6 1.79 13.76 24.15/0.0 5.99/1.6 48.63 2:26.31 Niki Oudenaarden CAN/94 born,a great thrower who has 14.51m SP and 48.90m JV,achieving 5716p AJR 14.82/0.1 1.67 14.04 24.79/0.8 5.74/-0.8 45.35 2:22.63
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It's probably premature to declare a "program" after so few years. The distribution of talent is rarely even across the board, and the smaller a nation is, the more a random happening looks out of place. By way of comprison, a dozen years ago one might have asked "how did the Czechs develop a decathlon program out of nothing?" From 1947 to 1954, the Czechs had 3 World Rankers in the decathlon. From 1955 to 1989 they had none. And then.... 24 rankings by 3 guys! 1990 Dec 9 Robert Změlík (Czechoslovakia) 1991 Dec 5 Robert Změlík (Czechoslovakia) 1992 Dec 1 Robert Změlík (Czechoslovakia) 1995 Dec 5 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 1996 Dec 3 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 1996 Dec 8 Robert Změlík (Czech Republic) 1997 Dec 1 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 1997 Dec 8 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 1998 Dec 4 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 1998 Dec 8 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 1999 Dec 1 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 1999 Dec 5 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2000 Dec 1 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 2000 Dec 3 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2001 Dec 1 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 2001 Dec 3 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2002 Dec 1 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2003 Dec 2 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2003 Dec 6 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 2004 Dec 1 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2005 Dec 2 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2005 Dec 9 Tomáš Dvořák (Czech Republic) 2006 Dec 3 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) 2007 Dec 1 Roman Šebrle (Czech Republic) And now we've gone 5 years without a one. Just like I'm sure no Briton in the '80s, reveling in Coe/Ovett/Cram/Elliott/Moorcroft, if told that the nation wouldn't have a ranker from '95 through '12 would believe it. Nothing happened to the British "program" other than random chance.
Re: Let us discuss 2013 multi-event-Mendieta and RodríguesJan Felix Knobel improved his javelin PB by more than three meters to 76.36m in South Africa last week.
Re: Let us discuss 2013 multi-event-Mendieta and RodríguesThe next junior over 6000p: Nafi Thiam BEL 6021 points on Mauritius. And she did it with a terrible 2:31.32 over 800m,.
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