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True is a symbol. (eval 'true) is a expression. Since symbols are also expressions,so the = return true. I feel make sense.

You need to modify the firewall function to return a new complete object with the modified value, and then set the original object to the returned new object. (define (Plane:firewall) (list Plane 2700 (self 2))) Then, (set 'planes (map (curry : firewall) planes)) You will get: > planes ((Plane 2700 ...

I met the same problem when I'd tried to build 10.6.0 under archlinux with the same version of gcc. Forturnately,I found this: http://pastebin.com/bY4hjEfZ. I'm wondering if all linux distributions with gcc 4.8.2 have the smae problem. If yes,I think a patch need to be provided.

Well,I did more tests and found that the built executable just runs find on some aix machines while hung on some aix machines. So looks like there're some execution restrictions on some machines. I'll go to our sys admin for this problem. Thanks

All right,I was back and got the access to the aix machine so I did some test based on lutz's suggestions. I built the util/types.c and run it,following is the output of types.c: type bytes --------------- char 1 char * 4 void * 4 short int 2 int 4 long 4 long int 4 long long int 8 size_t 4 float 4 ...

I've tried the makefiles for gcc and xlc but they both generated the same result. The executale newlisp works fine on the machine I built newlisp but hung on other aix machines. For the changes to nl_filesys.c,I will give the details once i get access to the machine. All aix machines are 64 bits and...

I tried to build newlisp on AIX days ago. I managed to build it successfully after having cleaned up some macro statement in nl_filesystem.c and the result executable, newlisp, runs just fine in the machine where I built newlisp. However,when I copy the executable newlisp to another aix box and try ...