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There were several issues with the revamp of sbcl. 1) The removal of the lisp contrib modules broke several ports dependent on them. 2) The removal of a proper SBCL bootstrap (SBCL built by SBCL) broke DragonFly. Generally it is recommended that compilers build themselves, although it's unclear if SBCL has such a recommendation. 3) Handling of .core suffix changed by default This revamp was itself revamped signficantly: A) Change SBCL option from building from locally installed SBCL to building from a downloaded bootstrap SBCL compiler (supports FreeBSD i386 & amd64 and DragonFly x86_64) B) Set this as the default option and move the formerly default CCL to a non-default option C) Cosmetic: comment typo fixes, options realigned D) contributed lisp modules readded to the makefile and pkg-plist E) PLUS_BOOTSTRAPS switch to regenerate distinfo with all bootstrap files F) Change "RENAME_DLM" PLIST_SUB to "CORE_SUFFIX" to unbreak makeplist G) Regenerated pkg-plist (which wasn't previously ordered) H) Set renaming of .core files to _core by default as it has been previously done for years. Approved by: DF Support / just-fix-it [1] [1] No immediate response from ler@, adamw@, or maintainer after notification of issues caused by changes of major update. Justified by need to restore platform builds and dependent port builds.
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