Hello,
Of course it's not a bug, it just shows the limits for 'n lisps' statement:
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[1] SLATEC(11): :cont 1
;;; Compiling file numerical\slatec\d9b0mp.lisp
Error: An allocation request for 16 bytes caused tenuring and a need
for 6553600 more bytes of heap. This request cannot be satisfied
because you have hit the Allegro CL Trial heap limit. If you
wish to purchase Allegro CL please contact Franz Inc. at
sales@franz.com or by calling (510) 548-3600.
[condition type: STORAGE-CONDITION]
I tried to follow the steps on maxima-5.9.0rc3 sources (first sources I
found in my windows basket), but I doubt that the latest cvs requires
less memory.
--
Andrei Zorine
>
> I don't think you're missing anything. I agree that everything is
> somewhat Unix-centric now.
>
> However, this is what I often do.
>
> o Ignore all the makefiles, and autoconf, and stuff.
> o cd to the src directory
> o Load defsystem.lisp if it isn't already
> o Load "maxima.system"
> o (mk:oos "maxima" :compile)
>
> You should get a working maxima. Plotting probably won't work though
> because it doesn't know how to find the external plotting programs.
> But everything else should.
>
> I also haven't tried this in a clean maxima tree, since I always play
> with maxima in a Unix system.
>
> Ray
>
>
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