Generic Snow v1.1.1 has just been released and is available on the snowfort. For installation instructions just visit:
http://snow.iro.umontreal.ca/?tab=Installing
This minor release adds support for Larceny, SISC and MIT-Scheme. Snow is now supported by 15 Scheme systems.
Marc
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Hi ! Upload with the online form seems to be buggy. It checks for the file snow/snow.scm in the snowball, and, well, it's not the filename I gave... It should rather look for foo.scm in foo-vx_y_z.tgz, shouldn't it ?
Upload with curl was successul on the other hand.
Adrien
Hi,
I'm having what may be a related problem -- I'm trying to upload a trivial snowball for Oleg's SRFI-2 reference implementation, and I can't do it either via the upload form or cURL. Both methods give me the following error:
Status: snowball structure error (file snow/srfi2.scm is missing)
...I've followed the documentation closely and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. (Maybe a permissions problem?) I've attached the package in the hopes that someone can take a look.
On 9/4/07, Adrien Pierard pierarda@iro.umontreal.ca wrote:
Hi ! Upload with the online form seems to be buggy. It checks for the file snow/snow.scm in the snowball, and, well, it's not the filename I gave... It should rather look for foo.scm in foo-vx_y_z.tgz, shouldn't it ?
Upload with curl was successul on the other hand.
Adrien
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On 20-Sep-07, at 12:22 PM, Julian Graham wrote:
Hi,
I'm having what may be a related problem -- I'm trying to upload a trivial snowball for Oleg's SRFI-2 reference implementation, and I can't do it either via the upload form or cURL. Both methods give me the following error:
Status: snowball structure error (file snow/srfi2.scm is missing)
...I've followed the documentation closely and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. (Maybe a permissions problem?) I've attached the package in the hopes that someone can take a look.
My guess is that you didn't create the tar file correctly. If you are in the directory containing the srfi2 directory, then you should execute:
tar cf srfi2-v1_0_0.tar srfi2/v1.0.0
You probably forgot to put the /v1.0.0 at the end.
A much simpler approach is to use snowman to upload your package with the command
snowman upload srfi2
Marc
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