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Now rebuilding CMUCL is _very_ easy: get the sources, apply the _debian_
paches, and type "make". It should work. If it doesn't report it as a bug.
If you want to experiment with changes, make a bin directory, copy
lisp lisp-safe.core lisp-small.core into it. Copy the lisp to x86/lisp/
and generate a new lisp.nm and lisp.map file, first make a empty Depends
file and then use the last few lines from "make -n lisp". Then you can use
make new-gen
to generate a new generation. After the first generation, go to the x86/lisp
directory, rm the *.o and lisp file and type make to get your very own
lisp base :-)
If you change something "sensitive" you won't know if the resulting
lisp works until it survived 3 new generations. (first generation isn't
build with the new compiler, second one is, third one to be certain).
Peter
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