TEST-PROGRAM test fails on CCL 1.9 with ASDF 3.1.0.111

[Robert P. Goldman]

Test fails. Haven't had time to investigate fully.

We'll need to fix before release of 3.1

[Faré (fahree)]

I can't reproduce the failure at home.

Is your CCL in some unfamiliar path?

I modified the script in a way that will hopefully cause more debugging information to be printed. Can you try again?

[Faré (fahree)]

Please try again with the latest test-program.script and report the output.

[Robert P. Goldman (rpgoldman)]

Fails on ECL, too. I'll update and try again. Thanks!

[Robert P. Goldman (rpgoldman)]

Still fails, program invocation returning 71. I will attach a new transcript.

[Robert P. Goldman (rpgoldman)]

Still fails, program invocation returning 71. I will attach a new transcript.

[Robert P. Goldman (rpgoldman)]

Interesting. On ECL, also fails, but the exit status is 1, not 71. Attaching ECL transcript, too.?field.comment=Interesting. On ECL, also fails, but the exit status is 1, not 71. Attaching ECL transcript, too.

[Robert P. Goldman (rpgoldman)]

Ah. ECL fail is different. This operation is disabled on ECL. bundle-test.lisp knows this, so doesn't fail, but I think program-test needs to be fixed similarly not to try to make bundles on ECL.

[Faré (fahree)]

OK, I understand the issue with CCL: you're exporting CCL=/Users/rpg/ccl/dx86cl64 but the lisp-invocation library isn't heeding those environment variables at the moment, but probably should. Sigh.

[Faré (fahree)]

So it's a bug in the lisp-invocation library. I'll fix it tonight or tomorrow.

[Faré (fahree)]

OK, lisp-invocation was incorrectly checking $CLOZURE instead of $CCL as an environment variable. Fixed. Please update your copy of the lisp-invocation library.

Also, for the sake of the various Allegro variants, I pushed something to run-tests.sh that exports a proper ALLEGRO in all cases during tests.