If you compile sbcl from source yourself, and you want to have threading enabled, then look at the top of the file base-target-features.lisp-expr and do what it says therein.
Thank you.
Tags: Lisp
If you compile sbcl from source yourself, and you want to have threading enabled, then look at the top of the file base-target-features.lisp-expr and do what it says therein.
Thank you.
Tags: Lisp
Or, alternatively, the README file and the file to which it points you if you want to install or build the system.
i’m sure a patch would be welcome that enables it by default on platforms where threading is stable…
Nothing about windows threads there….
Oh, right, I knew this… but I just finished compiling a new version and once again forgot to set this. Starting over! (And I’d second Attila’s suggestion.)
Attila: I’m sure there’s a good reason that this hasn’t been done…
But yep, the readme tells you exactly what to put in what file to get this.
As my only x86 machine, a colo server, is quite slow, I was irritated when I got caught out by this compiling the recent sbcl release.
@Steva: sadly, no one has implemented thread support on windows yet.
Nothing about windows threads there….;…