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Add required properties and correct header.
Commit progress: * Split out a number of functions from jvm-instructions to jvm-method * Create jvm-method to hold method generation functionality * Adjust autoloads-gen bootstrapping file to point existing symbols to the new jvm-method file * Add asserts all over the place to make sure we're generating valid output
Add a readme explaining the purpose of the branch.
In coordination with Ville, delete outdated branch.
In coordination with Alessio, delete outdated branch.
In coordination with Alessio, delete outdated branch.
In coordination with Alessio, delete outdated branch.
Create a branch to commit intermediate state for work done to allow tracking of the types stored in locals and on the stack; this work is assumed required for the type-checking verifier "format 50".
We have LABELS without variables now; delete a branch trying to achieve exactly that.
Remove branch long merged to trunk.
1.1.x: branch now produces 1.1.2-dev artifacts.
1.1.1: Correct refernce in jfli README.
Update CHANGES for abcl-1.1.1.
1.1.1: Update the ANSI tests failures.
1.1.1: update version artifacts.
Backport r14369 | mevenson | 2013-02-13 20:01:20 +0100 (Wed, 13 Feb 2013) | 7 lines Implementation of autoloader for SETF generalized references. Fixes #296. Fixes #266. Fixes #228. For forms which set the symbol properties of SETF-EXPANDER or SETF-FUNCTION to function definitions, places stub of type AutoloadGeneralizedReference to be resolved when first invoked. Does NOT include changes to asdf.
r14368 | mevenson | 2013-02-12 10:56:45 +0100 (Tue, 12 Feb 2013) | 1 line Properly autoload definition for JavaBeans accessor/mutator primitives.
Backport r14367 | mevenson | 2013-02-12 10:56:43 +0100 (Tue, 12 Feb 2013) | 1 line Restore proper compilation of digest functions.
Backport r14366 | ehuelsmann | 2013-02-11 20:05:51 +0100 (Mon, 11 Feb 2013) | 1 line Patch by ASau on freenode/#abcl: allow more casing variations.
Backport r14365 | mevenson | 2013-01-31 15:26:25 +0100 (Thu, 31 Jan 2013) | 3 lines abcl-asdf: fix bug to use the version of specified MVN components. Reformat to SLIME whitespace conventions.
Backport r14364 | mevenson | 2013-01-31 11:02:29 +0100 (Thu, 31 Jan 2013) | 9 lines ASDF systems using the MVN component now load again. log4j.asd example corrected as well. FIND-MVN now emits a warning if it cannot actually find a Maven exectuable. Thanks to Milos Negovanovic for identifying the problem with a patch. Fixes #299.
Backport r14363 | mevenson | 2013-01-29 09:36:14 +0100 (Tue, 29 Jan 2013) | 5 lines Add a constructor to allow MemoryClassLoader to specify a parent. Needed to allow the code in http://paste.lisp.org/display/134966 to work. Patch by Milos Negovanovic.
Backport r14360 | rschlatte | 2013-01-19 18:35:45 +0100 (Sat, 19 Jan 2013) | 1 line add #\Delete character name (found in McCLIM sources)
Backport r14359 | mevenson | 2013-01-17 12:15:14 +0100 (Thu, 17 Jan 2013) | 1 line Refactor autoload functions to naming conventions.
Backport r14357 | mevenson | 2013-01-16 13:27:33 +0100 (Wed, 16 Jan 2013) | 3 lines. Fixes #294: Reader doesn't recognize terminating characters in some cases. Patch and test by Stas.
Backport r14355 | mevenson | 2013-01-16 11:45:54 +0100 (Wed, 16 Jan 2013) | 5 lines. Fix loop and default value for of-type problem. Patch and (most of) test by Stas. Fixes #293.
Backport r14352 | vvoutilainen | 2013-01-13 21:05:50 +0100 (Sun, 13 Jan 2013) | 1 line. Fix ticket 290, a compilation error of a quoted list.
Backport r14351 | vvoutilainen | 2013-01-13 11:29:06 +0100 (Sun, 13 Jan 2013) | 1 line. Fix 288, add alternative names to name-char for ascii control characters.
Backport r14346 | rschlatte | 2013-01-01 23:25:37 +0100 (Tue, 01 Jan 2013) | 1 line.
Backport r14347 | rschlatte | 2013-01-05 19:39:28 +0100 (Sat, 05 Jan 2013) | 3 lines defer checking for lambda list congruence. - fixes #284
Backport r14344 | rschlatte | 2012-12-30 18:09:06 +0100 (Sun, 30 Dec 2012) | 5 lines Avoid premature initialization of method-class, method-combination in gfs - fixes #279 - reported by Pascal Costanza
Backport r14342 | rschlatte | 2012-12-23 16:19:32 +0100 (Sun, 23 Dec 2012) | 3 lines Add new slots at the end in inherited classes - Fixes #280 (reported by Pascal Costanza)
1.1.x: now build abcl-1.1.1-dev artifacts.
184.108.40.206: Once more, with feeling.
backport r14335 | mevenson | 2012-12-18 22:54:37 +0100 (Tue, 18 Dec 2012) | 1 line abcl-contrib: better logic for FIND-SYSTEM-JAR to deal with post patchlevel distinction.
1.1.x: produce 1.1.0-dev artifacts again.
22.214.171.124: tag new release fixing JSS. Need to republish release artifacts to distinct URI as somehow JSS was messed up in the images published to googlecode, which are (correctly) immutable.
1.1.0: Final annotation changes for abcl-1.1.0. Semi-groveled from previous commit.
1.1.0: Initiate version bump in minimal manner.
Backport r14307 | mevenson | 2012-12-07 11:44:09 +0100 (Fri, 07 Dec 2012) | 1 line Backport r14306 | mevenson | 2012-12-07 11:38:15 +0100 (Fri, 07 Dec 2012) | 1 line digest: spellcheck emitted warning. digest: warn that digest implementation does not currently have valid tests.
doc: Remove reference to abcl-1.1.0-dev in README.
doc: abcl-1.1.0-rc-3 version of the manual.
doc: Start annotating all the places we need to change things with RDF. Do TODO: grovel through the source tree to find all textual lines containing probable RDF statements.
1.1.x: now produces abcl-1.1.0-rc-3 artifacts.
Backport r14296. Constrain the logic for when CL:REQUIRE pushes symbols to CL:*MODULES*. A REQUIRE of ABCL-CONTRIB for an instance of the implementation that cannot locate the contrib binary artifact as being in the same directory as the location of the ABCL system jar by SYS:FIND-SYSTEM-JAR now raises an error. Fixes #275.
jfli: use MOP::ENSURE-CLASS. Reported by Carlos Ungil.
Backport r14293: Don't clobber class objects when re-initializing. - Also remove double-initialization via shared-initialize + one of intialize-instance / reinitialize-instance. - Fixes #277 - Reported by Pascal Costanza
manual: spellcheck and line-editing.
build: always delete intermediate "version" artifact.
abcl-1.1.x: Backport r14289. Don't shortcut add-method for subclasses of standard-generic-function - Fixes #276 - Reported by Pascal Costanza
manual: kludge layout with hard spaces for command line options.
manual: didn't quite get the Preface, but RUN-PROGRAM is back.
manual: Add MOP dictionary to appendix.
manual: actually demarcate appendices.
1.1.x: now produces abcl-1.1.0-rc-2 artifacts.
manual: Updates to manual for ABCL 1.1. Preface to the second addition. TODO TeX. Added Appendix for SYSTEM and JSS packages. TODO Need to fix LaTex.
abcl.asd: Add Lisp for Manual for grovel infrastructure. Define needed symbols in CL-USER (should not appear in documentation).
manual: Note inclusion of asdf-2.26.6 with ABCL 1.1
branches/1.1.x: now produces abcl-1.1.0-rc-1 artifacts.
Sync to asdf-2.26.6. Fixes #271. Backport r14277.
ansi: results for abcl-1.1.0-rc-0 Ansi compiled tests.
abcl-1.1.0 RC0 Ansi interpreted test results. 13 out of 21707 total tests failed (PSETF.37 CALL-NEXT-METHOD.ERROR.1 CALL-NEXT-METHOD.ERROR.2 INVOKE-DEBUGGER.1 MAKE-CONDITION.3 MAKE-CONDITION.4 SXHASH.8 MAP.48 TYPE-OF.1 TYPE-OF.4 MAKE-CONCATENATED-STREAM.30 PRINT.RANDOM-STATE.1 PPRINT-LOGICAL-BLOCK.17)
build: update POM artifact version.@
Update MANUAL pointer.
manual: We now include (A)MOP.
abcl-1.1.0 Manual grovel.
Denote branch as producing abcl-1.1.0-rc-0 artifacts.
Branch abcl-1.1.0.
backport r13768 to fix #193 for the abcl-1.0.2 release.
Bump version to abcl-1.0.2-dev.
Go for abcl-1.0.1
Push 1.0.1-RC1 version tag.
Correct spelling of January
Don't include future features in CHANGES for point release.
Update README version for 1.0.1
backport r13731: CHANGES for abcl-1.0.1.
backport r13730: make logic for finding abcl-contrib more robust.
backport most recent copy of build properties
Backport changes to manual en masse.
backport r13706: use new API to fix Stream.readToken() bug reported by Blake McBride.
backport r13705: internal Java API for looking up internal vs. external symbols.
backport r13709: spellcheck README.
backport r13720: randomize string hash computation to guard against exploits.
backport r13704: Fix problems loading ABCL-CONTRIB.
Backport r13702: update to asdf-2.019 with ABCL patch.
Backport r13703: remove uncompilable file from system source.
Backport r13677: Fix #179: LIST-DIRECTORY ignores :RESOLVE-SYMLINKS flag.
Backport r13699: CHNAGES for 1.0.0.
Ville: add table of contents to Manual.
Increase branch version number with 1.0.0 tagged.
Backport Erik's contribution to accessing Java fields.
Correct history to note 2008 as the transfer from Peter Graves to Erik Huelsmann.
Note use of ASDF-188.8.131.52 in manual.
Upgrade to ASDF 2.0.17.022
Backport r13653: Fix Ironclad compilation.
Correctly spell Alan Ruttenberg's name.
Correct mispelling of Philipp Marek.
Contributors section (needs formatting).
abcl-20111021a ABCL User Manual
Manual editing, setting dates correctly.
Getting out the burrs.
Fix LaTeX.
Removed duplicated sections on abcl-asdf from Manual.
Smooth more nits in Manual.
Restore buildable manual corresponding to ABCL-1.0.0.
Update version to 1.0.0-dev.
Don't warn if compiling under Java 7 as it seems to work fine.
Set abcl-1.0.0 release date as October 22, 2011
First plausible release canidate for abcl-1.0.0.
Added abcl 1.0.x branch.
Refresh README. Update Maven dependencies to explicit 0.27.1 version.
Correct Maven artifact descriptions to 0.27.1-dev.
Backport r13570: Fix typo in abcl-asdf.
Update branch version number.
Create 0.27 release branch.
Update release date for 0.26.2 in CHANGES.
Update branch version number.
Adjust r13452 to absence of princToString() in abcl-0.26.x.
Update CHANGES to reflect backports.
Backport r13428: Enable compilation with Java 7.
Backport r13439: Fix #131: Don't include ':' in the version string.
Backport r13450: Fix #141 (SETF of APPLY not working with arbitrary function)
Backport r13452: Include filename in the error string being reported.
Backport r13458: Include the test source in the release.
Backport r13456: Include ASDF definition in source release.
Backport r13460: Fix loading from fasls under Windows with whitespace in pathname.
Increase branch version number to 0.26.2-dev.
Note ASDF and reader changes.
Backport r13417: Upgrade to asdf-2.017.
Backport r13415: make #\Uxxxx a synonym for a character not the cannoical name.
Backport r13412 and update CHANGES.
Update CHANGES.
Backport r13407 and r13408: fixes for pretty printer output with circular or shared structure.
Backport r13402: Fix failures of SYNTAX.SHARP-BACKSLASH.6 and SYNTAX.SHARP-BACKSLASH.7.
Fix #154 on 0.26.x branch: backport r13399.
Note backport of compilation fix in CHANGES.
Backport r13390: Include org.armedbear.lisp.protocol source in release.
Increase branch version number to 0.26.1-dev.
Set release date in CHANGES.
Create 0.26 release branch.
With 0.25.0 tagged, increase release branch version number.
Backport r13237 (update to CHANGES).
Create 0.25 release branch.
Remove branche now integrated in trunk.
Increase branch version number.
Backport CHANGES.
Merge: r13165-13166: Update README.
Update CHANGES for the latest merge.
Merge r13141-13146 and r13156: Make sure ABCL doesn't call System.exit() in order to be a well-behaving library.
Merge r13148 and r13149: Additional changes to use reflection based function instantiation.
Backport CHANGES.
Merge r13135: go back to reflection based method instantiation.
Final UNSAFE-P removal.
Further transition to unsafety detection in pass2.
Further transition to unsafety detection in pass2.
Further transition to unsafety detection in pass2.
Further transition to unsafety detection in pass2.
Allocate registers based on the representation requested, don't use two different functions to allocate.
Provide better infrastructure for operand accumulation.
First batch of UNSAFE-P function conversions.
A jump being local already implies it's within the same compiland.
No longer rewrite ordinary function calls for stack safety, instead, let the code generator determine if it closes over a block of unsafe code. We need to remember per GO/RETURN-FROM to which block they go in order to determine opstack safety.
Add basic support for compiler 'listeners' or callbacks: infrastructure to help debug the compiler.
Backport r13132: fixed memory leak upon package deletion.
Create 0.24.x release branch.
Remove UNSAFE-P from SINGLE-VALUED-P (pass2). Note: The use of UNSAFE-P was misguided. TAGBODY returns NIL, not any of the values in the body. UNSAFE-P was used to determine (non-local) returns. BLOCKs do not only return the value of the last form, but can also return any of the values from the VALUES-FORM in RETURN-FROM. Etc, etc.
Remove UNSAFE-P from pass1, except for rewriting function calls, which takes a lot more effort to complete.
Remove UNSAFE-P from pass2 by eliminating SETQ rewriting.
Remove REWRITE-RETURN-FROM, REWRITE-PROGV and REWRITE-THROW in favor of unsafety detection in compilation pass2.
Create unsafe-p removal branch to commit my work in progress while the release process wants a stable trunk.
With 0.23.1 tagged, increase version number on 0.23.x development line.
Update changes with release date.
Backport CHANGES for abcl-0.23.1.
[backport r13058] Documentation for the URI encoding changes.
[backport r13057] Tests for the implementation of URI encoding.
[backport r13056] Fix problems with #\Space characters in JAR pathnames.
Backport r13059 and r13060 from trunk.
Increase 0.23.x patch level version.
Backport CHANGES.
Backport DEFUN expansion fixes after loading the precompiler.
Backport r13046; ANSI test regressions.
Backport line number table fix.
[backport r13039] Restore Lisp-based build.
[backport r13034] Better resolution mechanism for 'gpg' binary.
[backport r13030,r13031] Ensure ASDF registry contains ASDF-INSTALL locations. Fix compiler warning about *gpg-program* being assumed special.
[backport r13029] Ensure that build process exits with error if abcl.contrib.compile fails.
[ticket #108][svn r13027] Fix download problems with ASDF-INSTALL.
[ticket #110][backport r13024,r13026] Fix #\+ in JAR pathnames.
Create 0.23.x release branch.
[invokedynamic] Stack map table written to class (sample); errors.
[invokedynamic] Instruction effects are simulated at code resolving time, not emit time. Stack map frames not yet emitted: compilation fails early. More consistency in how constant indexes are handled.
[invokedynamic] * instructions simulate their effect on the stack and locals (adapted from ASM, with limitations) * p2 uses with-code-to-method instead of *static-code* to generate <init> and <clinit> (bugged) * in general, functions that add constants to the pool have been changed to return the constant's struct rather than its index. However I haven't thorougly changed them all, only more or less the ones I needed. * and other changes to keep all the above stuff together. Compilation is still broken: the superclass is set too late.
[invokedynamic branch] Save current state of affairs before revolutionizing it.
invokedynamic: support for the new typechecking verifier (half-way, compilation broken!)
preliminary test of invokedynamic (Java only, no compiler integration)
Copy trunk to invokedynamic branch
invokedynamic branch created.
Create 0.22 maintenance branch.
Remove WITH-TEMP-CLASS-FILE: it's been long unused. Integrate CLASS-FILE and STREAM creation into COMPILE-AND-WRITE-TO-STREAM (which now probably should be renamed) to clean up boiler plate from its callers.
Eliminate SET-COMPILAND-AND-WRITE-CLASS, since it doesn't take care of most of the other boiler plate.
Resolve the WRITE-CLASS-FILE double-use.
Use the new generator's WRITE-CLASS-FILE function, axing other WRITE-* methods from pass2.
Add source file and line number attributes according to the new generator structure.
Remove exclamation marks which were in place to avoid naming conflicts; the conflicting names have been deleted from pass2 now.
Generate the execute() methods through the new generator. Changed: * CLEAR-VALUES instruction now takes the thread-register as its argument, to disconnect code-finalization from the scope of the *THREAD* binding. Clean up: * JAVA-METHOD (structure) * HANDLER (structure) * WRITE-METHOD (function) * MAKE-METHOD (function) * WRITE-CODE-ATTR (function) * WRITE-EXCEPTION-TABLE (function) * remove code-finalization from P2-COMPILAND
Now that we migrated to the new pool, clean up some code explicitly testing for that. Also, fix the last commit (ANALYZE-ARGS).
Prepare ANALYZE-ARGS for the new class file generator.
Remove debugging artifact.
Clean up after old pool concept removal.
Simplify ANALYZE-ARGS.
Switch MAKE-CONSTRUCTOR over to the new class writer.
Resolve naming conflict between JAVA-METHOD and METHOD; also adjust a call to FINALIZE-CODE to the new number of arguments it takes.
Move byte-sequence writing routines to jvm-class-file.lisp.
Clean up after migration of fields and the pool.
Switch fields to the new generator.
Move the u2, s1 and s2 helper functions to jvm.lisp.
Switch pass2 to the pool routines from jvm-class-file.lisp.
Fix insertion of floats/doubles in the constant pool.
Add 'dual mode' to DECLARE-FIELD.
Optimization functions optimize in tight loops, optimize for speed. Also, remove iterator variable type declarations: our inferencer knows their type.
Move FINALIZE-CODE to jvm-instructions.lisp and make it really finalize all code.
Move OPTIMIZE-INSTRUCTION-SEQUENCES and OPTIMIZE-CODE to jvm-instructions.lisp.
Rename OPTIMIZE-3 to OPTIMIZE-INSTRUCTION-SEQUENCES and optimize more sequences.
In OPTIMIZE-JUMPS, optimize conditional jumps as well as unconditional ones.
In OPTIMIZE-3, do not consider LABELs a 'next instruction', skip them instead.
Eliminate optimize-2: Partially, it duplicated DELETE-UNREACHABLE-CODE. The other part moves to OPTIMIZE-3.
Move OPTIMIZE-2B (renaming it to OPTIMIZE-JUMPS) to jvm-instructions.lisp.
Move CODE-BYTES and OPTIMIZE-1 (renamed to DELETE-UNUSED-LABELS) to jvm-instructions.lisp.
Miscelanious fixes.
Move and improve ANALYZE-STACK, DELETE-UNREACHABLE-CODE to jvm-instructions.lisp.
WIHT-CODE-TO-METHOD fixes and tests for nesting.
Move emit, %emit, %%emit, INSTRUCTION, resolvers and some helper functions from compiler-pass2.lisp to jvm-instructions.lisp: this is a step to separate pass2 into several modules.
Rename opcodes.lisp to jvm-instructions.lisp in order to move our code-emitters layer and resolvers to it.
Implement CONSTANT-VALUE-ATTRIBUTE, CHECKED-EXCEPTIONS-ATTRIBUTE, DEPRECATED-ATTRIBUTE and SYNTHETIC-ATTRIBUTE.
Implement serialization for SOURCE-FILE-ATTRIBUTE, LINE-NUMBERS-ATTRIBUTE and LOCAL-VARIABLES-ATTRIBUTE.
Add documentation and some TODOs.
Introduce EMIT-NEW, EMIT-ANEWARRAY, EMIT-CHECKCAST and EMIT-INSTANCEOF to further improve the resolvers vs emitters layering.
Introduce EMIT-GETFIELD and EMIT-PUTFIELD to further improve the resolver vs emitter layers.
Finalize CLASS-NAME integration: decommission !CLASS-REF.
Remove unused function GET-DESCRIPTOR.
Change all literal strings for argument type identification (ie. "I") to keyword symbols for readability (ie :int) and jvm-class-file compatibility. Note: This commit also removes the descriptor cache/hash. If there's no other way, we can add it back for performance reasons, but I'd rather put the burden of caching descriptors on the callers.
Start removing CLASS-NAME dual-mode-compatible shim code: remove !CLASS-NAME.
Convert known-symbols.lisp to CLASS-NAMEs.
Convert DECLARE-LOCAL-FUNCTION and DUPLICATE-CLOSURE-ARRAY to use CLASS-NAMEs instead of literal strings.
Convert GENERATE-LOADER-FUNCTION to use CLASS-NAMEs instead of literal strings.
Continue CLASS-NAME integration: use a class-name object in the CLASS slot of the ABCL-CLASS-FILE structure.
Continue CLASS-NAME integration, define a solution for arrays.
Continued integration of CLASS-NAME: use it for +lisp-single-float+ and +lisp-double-float+.
Continued integration of CLASS-NAME: use it for +lisp-fixnum+ and +lisp-bignum+.
Centralize exception-handler registration/accumulation; while at it, remove a utility function from jvm-class-file.lisp which should have been in compiler-pass2.lisp.
New tests.
Two fixes from test-writing.
Fix dual-mode: the new style requires type specifiers, not strings.
Introduce "dual mode" operation for emit-invoke* and emit-*static, in order to allow test-writing.
Backport r12837, resolving merge conflicts along the way.
Backport r12834-12836, resolving merge conflicts along the way.
Backport r12805-12833 from trunk.
Lots of fixes from writing tests. Most notable the correction of my perception that the exceptions table was stored as an attribute of the "Code" attribute. It's not: it's part of said attribute.
Bump branch version to 0.21.1-dev, now that 0.21.0 has been tagged.
Backport r12815 (printing of conditions with unbound format-control).
Backport part of r12814 which applies to r12809. Note: the remainder of the r12814 relates to code not in the branch.
Create 0.21 release maintenance branch.
Backport r12796-12805 from trunk. Reduces the current 37 ANSI failures to 34.
Rename 'local-variable-p' to 'variable-local-p' because jvm-class-file.lisp defines a 'local-variable' structure which implicitly creates a function by the same name. Found by: astalla
Merge trunk/abcl:r12762-r12795. Note: This branch will probably live for a while; keeping as close to trunk as possible for easier merge-back later on.
CLASS-NAME integration for +lisp-integer+.
CLASS-NAME integration for +lisp-character+.
Remove commented-out code.
CLASS-NAME integration for +lisp-symbol+.
CLASS-NAME integration for +lisp-object+.
More CLASS-NAME integration.
More CLASS-NAME integration.
Fix typo to restore build.
More CLASS-NAME integration into pass2.
First step of integration of CLASS-NAME structure in pass2.
Add (some) class file generator tests.
More fixes from test-writing.
More fixes from test-writing.
Small fixes found by test-writing.
'Code' attribute creation.
Managing field/method/attribute attributes.
More pool management and serialization.
More pool functions.
Implement most of the constant pool functionality.
Field/method finalization and writing.
README.BRANCH update, pool-management and method finalization.
More work-in-progress. Add file mistakenly not committed with WIP commit: it's the most important part.
Work-in-progress commit: saving current state; no real functional changes.
Add README.BRANCH: Goal filled in; status to be completed. Actual code still to be committed.
Create generic class file generator branch.
Backport r12750: Include "examples/**" in source release.
Increase branch version.
Split potentially huge CASE in the fasl-loader in multiple smaller sub-CASEs to avoid stack overflow in the precompiler for big FASLs.
Backport r12696: TRUENAME for URL-PATHNAME ambigiously either a directory or file now (mostly) normalizes to the directory. If there is no type, query or fragment in a URL-PATHNAME passed to TRUENAME, it contains a NAME compoment, there is a resource accessible (via java.net.URL.openConnection()), and there is a resource similarly accessible via appending a "/" to the namestring, we return a pathname that refers to the latter resource. We do this to overcome the bug that autoloading ABCL from a *LISP-HOME* that is a URL-PATHNAME fails for calls such as (autoload 'jclass-fields "java") as Load.findLoadableFile() returns a pathname for which java.net.URL actually opens "<*LISP-HOME*>/java/". There is no way from the java.net.URL implementation to determine that this is a directory without reading from the stream. The more correct solution would be to program a restart which if the load fails it would retry with another possible URL, but we hope that this heuristic will cover the vast majority of usage as providers of URL references used as a filesystem usually avoid such ambiguous references.
Load class bytes on demand for disassemble.
Backport r12695: Change messages from trace to warn for failing InputStream.
Backported r12693 to 0.20 branch
Backport r12687: Update CHANGES for release.
Backportr 12676: Muffle warning from Ant 1.8.1 about includeantruntime not being set.
Backport r1267[35]: Load 'system.lisp' later in boot so conditions trigger debugger. New command line option '--nosystem' omits the processing of 'system.lisp'.
Backport r1267[14]: Site specific initialization code can be named by 'abcl.startup.file'. Builds of ABCL can now be customized with "site specific" startup code by setting the Ant property 'abcl.startup.file' to the path of a file containing the custom code. This code is merged into 'system.lisp' which is loaded during the boot process.
Removed debug print, the branch now fails the same tests as trunk.
Fixed missing probe-file in zipped fasl construction. Advanced the branch to merge the latest trunk updates.
FASL loader implemented. Has serious bugs (tests fail to compile), but can serve as a basis for further work.
Create 0.20 maintenance branch.
Experimental: special operator to insert inline bytecode in compiled Lisp functions.
Added readme for the branch
Added missing class
First rough attempt at a fasl classloader to load local functions using new. Top-level functions are loaded through the same classloader but still using reflection.
Copied trunk to new branch
Created less-reflection branch
Re #38: Delete merged metaclass branch.
Remove checkClass() function no longer in use.
With 0.19.1 tagged, advance the version number in the branch.
Backport README changes.
Backport r12549: Allow Pathname TYPE to be :UNSPECIFIC.
Backport r12551: MAKE-PATHNAME does not have any merging directories semantics.
Backport r12550: Fix loading of packed FASLs which have been renamed.
backport r12456: nreverse() *command-line-arguments-list* to natural order.
Backport r12544: Fix win32 bugs with :ABSOLUTE directory entries for jar pathnames.
Update version number with 0.19.0 tagged.
Backport PROGV fix (r12526) and its CHANGES description.
Make sure non-standard (meta) classes aren't cast to LispClass as they are StandardObject-s. Re #38.
Backport r12531 for :ABSOLUTE directory components for jar pathnames.
Re #38: Make method creation and dispatch possible for classes with non-standard-class metaclasses.
Re #38: CLASSP can't be checked with instanceof alone any longer.
Reference #38: make the following snippet work: (defclass g (standard-class) ()) (defclass h () () (:metaclass g)) (make-instance 'h)
Make all class accessor functions generic functions instead of normal ones, to support METACLASS. Additionally, make it possible to store general objects in Layout.lispClass. Because classes may be of a different Java type than StandardClass, fall back to the generic functions to access the required fields from Java. See #38.
Branch for 0.19 release cycle.
Recreate branch deleted in r12482 from trunk.
Delete branch for rebranching.
DIRECT-DEFAULT-INITARGS and DEFAULT-INITARGS slot storage for STANDARD-CLASS.
Slot storage for DIRECT-SLOTS and SLOTS of STANDARD-CLASS.
SlotClass now accesses its fields only through the accessor functions.
Make DOCUMENTATION and DIRECT-METHODS STANDARD-CLASS slots.
Access the CPL through its accessor *everywhere*.
Check for LISTP instead of CONSP and remove the resulting special case.
Convert classPrecedenceList, directMethods and documentation to java properties.
Convert CLASS-PRECEDENCE-LIST of STANDARD-CLASS to a slot.
Instead of 10 class-precedence-list setters, use a single var-arg one.
Convert DIRECT-SUBCLASSES of STANDARD-CLASS to a slot.
Convert LAYOUT and DIRECT-SUPERCLASSES of STANDARD-CLASS to slots.
Remove some cruft left behind experimenting.
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Support setting external format parameters without affecting the chosen encoding.
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Rename variables shadowing fields.
Fix partially-reverted change: remove eolseq.
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Fix string out-of-bounds error.
End-of-line translation for generic streams.
Revert unintended part from r11407.
Allow for null ENCODING values: they mean "default".
Handle external format in Stream.java, in preparation of it being generally applicable to streams.
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Default to the system encoding for input/output streams when no ENCODING specified. Note: The default/fallback encoding would be ISO-8859-1 (latin-1). Patch by: Hideo Tweaked by: me
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Undo part of r11401.
Fix character doubling issue and the end-of-line style being written.
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Added CLOS method dispatch on Java classes: a new java:jclass specializer is provided, plus a new JAVA-CLASS metaclass has been introduced to represent all Java classes in the context of CLOS.
Fixed: proxy handling of no-args methods; problems caused by closing the input stream in AbclScriptEngine.eval. Minor cleanups.
Introduced jmake-invocation-handler and jmake-proxy.
New jimplement-interface functionality allowing some sort of limited single-dispatch OO. Changed LispObject.javaObject() to return this instead of signaling an error.
Modified build.xml to integrate Java Scripting API support for ABCL.
Initial import of ABCL scripting engine implementation. Patch by: Alessio Stalla <alessiostalla at gmail dot com>
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Trastuzumab and RAD001 in Patients With Human Epidermal Growth Receptor 2 (HER-2) Overexpressing Breast Cancer
This study has been completed.
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: April 21, 2006
Last updated: April 1, 2013
Last verified: April 2013
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Primary Objectives:
- To identify the optimal dose and pharmacokinetics of RAD001 in combination with trastuzumab in a Phase I trial
To determine the efficacy of RAD001 plus trastuzumab in HER-2-overexpressing patients with resistance to trastuzumab-based therapy for metastatic breast cancer in a Phase II trial.
- Trastuzumab resistance will be defined as the development of progressive disease after trastuzumab-based therapy for metastatic breast cancer. Patients who develop metastases while receiving adjuvant or neoadjuvant trastuzumab will be eligible.
- Efficacy would be measured by the rate of objective response plus stable disease lasting 6 months (complete response (CR) + partial response (PR) + stable disease SD).
Secondary objectives:
- To determine the pharmacokinetics of RAD001 in combination with trastuzumab. In the phase II portion of the study, pharmacokinetic studies will be optional.
- To determine the nature and degree of toxicity of RAD001 in combination with trastuzumab in this cohort of patients
- To determine expression levels of total and phosphorylated mTOR and p70S6K-T389-P as well as relevant downstream signaling components (e.g., S6, 4E-BP1) in pre- and post- treatment tumor samples.
- To correlate biomarker expression with response to therapy.
Breast Cancer
Neoplasm Metastasis
Drug: Trastuzumab
Drug: RAD001
Phase 1
Phase 2
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|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase I-II Study of Trastuzumab in Combination With RAD001 in Patients With HER-2 Overexpressing, PTEN-deficient Metastatic Breast Cancer Progressing on Trastuzumab-Based Therapy
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: breast cancer
MedlinePlus related topics: Breast Cancer Cancer
Drug Information available for: Sirolimus Everolimus Temsirolimus TrastuzumabU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by M.D. Anderson Cancer Center:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Optimal Dose of RAD001 in combination with Trastuzumab [ Time Frame: 3 week cycle ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Dose evaluated after cycle 1 for each dose level; Dose-limiting toxicity is defined as any grade 3 or 4 toxicity (based on Common Terminology Criteria (CTC) version 3) except fatigue.
- Clinical Benefit Response Rate (CBR) [ Time Frame: 6 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Efficacy measured by the clinical benefit response rate (CBR), defined as confirmed CR plus PR at any time plus persistent SD (pSD). Confirmed CR is defined as disappearance of all target lesions at the time of radiographic evaluation; pSD was defined as SD lasting 24 weeks. Complete Response (CR): disappearance of all target lesions, and Partial Response (PR): at least a 30% decrease in the sum of longest diameter (LD) of target lesions taking as a reference the baseline sum LD. Stable Disease (SD): neither sufficient shrinkage to qualify for PR nor sufficient increase to qualify for progressive disease taking as references the smallest sum LD since the treatment started.
|Study Start Date:
|April 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: Trastuzumab + RAD001
Trastuzumab loading dose is 8 mg/kg daily; maintenance dose = 6 mg/kg once per 21 day cycle. RAD001 10 mg PO (by mouth) daily.
Drug: Trastuzumab
Loading dose is 8 mg/kg daily; maintenance dose = 6 mg/kg once per 21 day cycle.
Other Name: HerceptinDrug: RAD001
10 mg PO (by mouth) daily
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|18 Years and older
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Inclusion Criteria:
- History of biopsy-proven HER-2-overexpressing breast cancer and radiographic evidence of metastatic disease. The HER-2 status can be determined either by immunohistochemistry (score, 3+) or by fluorescence in situ hybridization.
- History of trastuzumab resistance, defined as the development of progressive disease after trastuzumab-based therapy for metastatic breast cancer. Patient may not have received more than 2 prior trastuzumab-based regimens and one lapatinib-based regimen (either as single agent or in combination with chemotherapy)for metastatic breast cancer. Patients who develop metastatic disease during or after adjuvant or neoadjuvant trastuzumab are eligible.
- Performance status 0-2 (by Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG)scale).
- Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) 1500/µl or higher; Platelets 100,000/µl or higher; Hemoglobin 9.0 gm/dL or higher; Serum creatinine 2.0 mg/dL or lower; Total bilirubin 1.5 mg/dL or lower; Serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase (SGPT) up to 3* upper limit of normal; Alkaline phosphatase up to 3* upper limit of normal; Calcium 11.0 mg/dL or lower.
- Age 18 years or older.
- Patients must not be pregnant. A pregnancy test will be obtained if the patient is a woman of child-bearing potential, defined as a sexually mature woman who has not undergone a hysterectomy or who has not been naturally postmenopausal for at least 24 consecutive months (i.e., who has had menses at any time in the preceding 24 consecutive months).
- Patients must have signed an informed consent document stating that they understand the investigational nature of the proposed treatment.
- Patients must have measurable disease using Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST). Measurable disease is defined as at least one lesion that can be accurately measured in at least one dimension with longest diameter >/= 20 mm using conventional techniques or >/= 10 mm with spiral computed tomography (CT) scan.
- Patients may not be receiving any other investigational agents, and must not have received investigational agents within 15 days of enrollment.
- Left ventricular ejection fraction determined by echocardiogram or multigated acquisition (MUGA) (cardiac scan) must be 50% or higher.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Uncontrolled intercurrent illness including, but not limited to, ongoing or active infection, symptomatic congestive heart failure, unstable angina pectoris, cardiac arrhythmia, or psychiatric illness/social situations that would limit compliance with study requirements
- Prior treatment with any investigational drug within the preceding 15 days
- Chronic treatment with systemic steroids or another immunosuppressive agent
- Uncontrolled brain or leptomeningeal metastases, including patients who continue to require glucocorticoids for brain or leptomeningeal metastases, and patients diagnosed with brain mets or leptomeningeal disease (LMD) within 3 months.
- Other malignancies within the past 3 years except for adequately treated carcinoma of the cervix or basal or squamous cell carcinomas of the skin.
- A known history of HIV seropositivity
- Impairment of gastrointestinal function or gastrointestinal disease that may significantly alter the absorption of RAD001 (e.g., ulcerative disease, uncontrolled nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, malabsorption syndrome or small bowel resection)
- Patients with an active, bleeding diathesis or on oral anti-vitamin K medication (except low dose coumadin)
- Patients who have received prior treatment with an mTor inhibitor.
- History of noncompliance to medical regimens.
- Patients unwilling to or unable to comply with the protocol.
- Patients who are receiving any other investigational agents
- Patients exhibiting confusion, disorientation, or having a history of major psychiatric illness that may impair the understanding of the informed consent.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00317720
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Born into a working-class family in Brooklyn, he dropped out of college and was driftless until he discovered the world of agency -- an entertainment niche that relied not on specialized knowledge but guile and relationships. Geffen combined those skills with an eye for talent, be it the voice of Jackson Browne or the onscreen charisma of Tom Cruise. His corporate creations have included Asylum Records in 1971 (which he later sold to Warner Communications); Geffen Records in 1980 (which he sold to MCA for $550 million); and DreamWorks SKG (of which he's the "G") in 1994.
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Geffen: My first job in the entertainment business was at 19 -- as an usher for CBS in Hollywood. All of a sudden I see The Judy Garland Show being taped there. And I thought, "Wow! Show business, this is good."
Did you have an itch to be in show biz?
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You were in L.A., but then returned to New York?
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How did you wind up in the mailroom at the William Morris Agency?
I was a receptionist at Richelieu Productions and asked a casting director how to get more involved in the entertainment business. She said, "Do you have any talent?" I said, "Absolutely not." She said, "Have you got any gifts whatsoever?" I said, "I'm giftless." She said, "Maybe you should become an agent." I said, "What do you have to know?" And she said, "You don't have to know anything!"
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This is a good recipe. It allows the blackberry flavor to come through. I did punch up the cinnamon to 1/2 tsp but I will be looking for a more complementary/flavor filled topping. We (the family) all agreed we wanted more there by the way of an oaty flavor or caramelized brown sugar. Found it easy to make though and it was good warm with cold vanilla bean ice cream!!
I made this cobbler with fresh-picked blackberries and my husband raved about it, saying that I can make it anytime for our family or guests! It was so easy to make and absolutely delicious! :-)
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There's some history associated with this problem; I'll try to keep it brief.
Over the last several months booting my computer with its EVGA 780i SLI mobo had become increasingly difficult. This mobo has digital readouts for POST and indicated that it was stalling on C1 which is a memory problem. I could start it, eventually by hitting reset over and over and eventually it would cycle through. Once it booted up it would work fine (you could turn it off / restart it etc.) until it was turned off for the night.
One day, that process, hitting the reset over and over quit working.
I had had the memory tested independently long ago and the memory was fine. I assumed the mobo was at fault again. (Been through several already) I have a warranty with EVGA to replace it.
Meanwhile I really needed access to my data etc.
So I procured an intel DP43TF mobo. I figured that I could put this in and use my components (intel core duo, SATA drives, vid card) to get the machine up and running and later on use this board to build another machine.
Well, I get everything installed. I check and double check everything.
When I fire it up this board is giving me 3 longs beeps at startup.
After a small search I find that this indicates a memory problem.
I'm thinking that maybe the memory is bad now.
So, being the good troubleshooter, I take the memory to a friend who has a machine that accepts DDR2 memory. And guess what? Each memory stick (independently and combined in both slots) works perfectly in his computer.
So, this means I have two socket 775 mobos that say they are experiencing MEMORY errors at POST when, in fact the memory is working fine.
This leaves CPU or Power Supply or the new intel board I purchased is bad out of the box. This happened with an EVGA board so I am not ruling it out. I just don't think that it is plausible.
Any ideas on what could trigger the mobo to have a POST error that indicates a memory problem when the memory is working?
A few questions I have:
If the CPU is faulty on the intel board what would the POST error code be?
If the Pwr Supply (which is a Thermaltake Toughpower 750W unit that is only 2 yrs old) is bad then what POST errors would this throw out?
Thanks for your help.
Any chance that the memory speed is not adequate for the MB?
Thanks for the reply,
Memory speed is not the issue. I built my original computer (780i SLI) with precisly matched components. SLI ready memory, all speeds (FSB, Memory) matching each other.
Faster memory will throttle down to match lesser mobo speeds. Not the other way around. The (DDR2 capable) DP43TF which has a comparable speed. The machine i tested the memory on last night had a mobo that was, in fact, slower than either machine i have and it worked perfectly.
The issue is that it will not complete the most basic initial POST to get to the BIOS settings on either machine.
If i had tons of equipment laying around i could isolate the problem. I could swap out the power supply, I could put the microprocessor in another computer.
I can't do this, so i am running blind in a manner of speaking.
I am looking, or hoping rather, that someone out there has had a similar experience and can enlighten me on what, normally happens if a CPU goes bad or a power supply goes bad? What codes are produced? What anomolies have any of you seen. Can a CPU that has gone south for the Winter cause a consistent POST (memory not present)error with two different mobo's that have different BIOS chip sets?
I hope that clarifies my question a little more.
Hi I have same problem, I hope we will find the solution.
You are having the same problem? How? In what way?
Your memory is good and your getting the bad memory POST errors?
It could be a defect in the board, but ... I am going to say, at least in my case, there might be something else afoot.
Still waiting for the results of whether or not my CPU is good.
I hope to find out in a few days.
I think that you may have gotten a little confused and you more than likely have posted the answer to another question here in this thread.
This, thread has nothing to do with Table of Contents, or hyperlinks.
This thread is about a POST (Power On Self Test) problem regarding the Intel DP43TF motherboard that will not complete the process.
That was a spammer. Don't pay attention to it. I have already reported it as spam.
I preface this by stating that I am currently on my third DP43TF motherboard. The first board had random shut offs and the rear fan would not power any fan. I RMA'd that board. My replacement board worked well for about a week, then I again started to experience random shut offs. I swapped out the power supply, which did not alleviate the problem. I then changed the memory timing in the BIOS from default 5-5-5-18 at 1.8v to the RAM's recommended settings of 4-4-4-12 at 2.1v. This worked for two boot cycles.
I just swapped out the motherboard with a new DP43TF, and am now experiencing the same POST error codes that you have; three beeps. This indicates that it is the memory. I dropped the memory in a D975XBX2 motherboard and experienced the previous error, of random shut offs. So, even though the memory had passed Windows MemTest, I would call it "bad", after experiencing the same problem in 3 separate motherboards. I picked up 8Gb of replacment DDR2 RAM today, only to have the board boot, but not POST. It did not offer any error codes either. I figure it's a memory mismatch and will exchange the memory tomorrow with something from the tested memory list. The CPU (Q8300) passed Intel's self diagnostic CPU test.
Like you, I now have two DP43TF motherboards to use, but with memory from the tested list. Below are some useful links that may help.
Intel DP43TF Tested Memory
Intel CPU ID Sowftware
Intel CPU Diagnostic Software 64 Bit
Intel CPU Diagnostic Software 32 Bit
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