0.9.8.27:

	Merge patch from James Bielman fixing self-build under Win32.
	... a little bit of an accident ensued; I ran
		canonicalize-whitespace on .sh files, which seemed to
		work (except on wc.sh) until it scribbled all over
		make.sh, confusing the shell interpreter utterly.
	... the resulting files have built the system, nevertheless.

Author: csrhodes

binary-distribution.sh

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ tar -cf $b-binary.tar \
     $b/pubring.pgp \
     $b/contrib/asdf-module.mk \
     $b/contrib/vanilla-module.mk \
-    `for dir in $b/contrib/*; do 
-         if test -d $dir && test -f $dir/test-passed; then 
+    `for dir in $b/contrib/*; do
+         if test -d $dir && test -f $dir/test-passed; then
              echo $dir
          fi
      done`

clean.sh

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ done
 #     are never in the sources, so must've been created
 #   sbcl
 #     the runtime environment, created by compiling C code
-#   sbcl.h 
+#   sbcl.h
 #     information about Lisp code needed to build the runtime environment,
 #     created by running GENESIS
 #   Config, target
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ done
 #   .#*, *.orig, .*.orig, *.rej
 #     rubbish left behind by CVS updates
 #   *.htm, *.html
-#     The system doc sources are mostly texinfo, plus various odds 
+#     The system doc sources are mostly texinfo, plus various odds
 #     and ends like docstrings embedded in .lisp sources; any HTML is
 #     automatically-generated output.
 #   depend
@@ -73,34 +73,34 @@ done
 #   test-passed
 #     generated by automatic directory-test-thyself procedure
 find . \( \
-	-type l -o \
-	-name '*~' -o \
-	-name '#*#' -o \
-	-name '.#*' -o \
-	-name '*.orig' -o \
-	-name '.*.orig' -o \
+        -type l -o \
+        -name '*~' -o \
+        -name '#*#' -o \
+        -name '.#*' -o \
+        -name '*.orig' -o \
+        -name '.*.orig' -o \
         -name '*.rej' -o \
-	-name '?*.x86f' -o \
-	-name '?*.axpf' -o \
-	-name '?*.lbytef' -o \
-	-name '?*.fasl' -o \
-	-name 'core' -o \
-	-name '?*.core' -o \
-	-name '*.map' -o \
-	-name '*.nm' -o \
-	-name '*.host-obj' -o \
-	-name '*.lisp-obj' -o \
-	-name '*.target-obj' -o \
-	-name '*.lib' -o \
-	-name '*.tmp' -o \
-	-name '*.lisp-temp' -o \
-	-name '*.o' -o \
-	-name '*.so' -o \
-	-name 'a.out' -o \
-	-name 'sbcl' -o \
-	-name 'sbcl.h' -o \
-	-name 'depend' -o \
-	-name 'TAGS' -o \
-	-name 'tags' -o \
-	-name 'test-passed' -o \
-	-name 'local-target-features.lisp-expr' \) -print | xargs rm -f
+        -name '?*.x86f' -o \
+        -name '?*.axpf' -o \
+        -name '?*.lbytef' -o \
+        -name '?*.fasl' -o \
+        -name 'core' -o \
+        -name '?*.core' -o \
+        -name '*.map' -o \
+        -name '*.nm' -o \
+        -name '*.host-obj' -o \
+        -name '*.lisp-obj' -o \
+        -name '*.target-obj' -o \
+        -name '*.lib' -o \
+        -name '*.tmp' -o \
+        -name '*.lisp-temp' -o \
+        -name '*.o' -o \
+        -name '*.so' -o \
+        -name 'a.out' -o \
+        -name 'sbcl' -o \
+        -name 'sbcl.h' -o \
+        -name 'depend' -o \
+        -name 'TAGS' -o \
+        -name 'tags' -o \
+        -name 'test-passed' -o \
+        -name 'local-target-features.lisp-expr' \) -print | xargs rm -f

distclean.sh

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 set -e
 
-# a superset of clean.sh, cleaning up not only automatically 
+# a superset of clean.sh, cleaning up not only automatically
 # generated files but other things (e.g. customization files)
 # which shouldn't be in the distribution
 
@@ -16,10 +16,10 @@ rm -rf customize-target-features.lisp
 # Since the CVS/ subdirectories on my (WHN) machine have CVS/Root
 # containing
 #    :ext:[email protected]:/cvsroot/sbcl
-# they're not useful for anyone else, so blow them away. (And even 
-# if we could set them up to refer to CVS in a way that someone else 
-# could use, perhaps referring to SourceForge anoncvs, what'd be the 
-# point? I'd expect a comfortable majority of those who want to do 
+# they're not useful for anyone else, so blow them away. (And even
+# if we could set them up to refer to CVS in a way that someone else
+# could use, perhaps referring to SourceForge anoncvs, what'd be the
+# point? I'd expect a comfortable majority of those who want to do
 # CVS operations would be inclined to start with "cvs co" anyway.)
 find . \( -type d -a -name CVS \) -print | xargs rm -r
 

doc/internals/make-top.sh

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 
-# 	After the ordeal, we went back to the Factory. Greenblatt said he
+#       After the ordeal, we went back to the Factory. Greenblatt said he
 # was gonna locate us in a cell. He said: "Kid, I'm gonna INTERN you in a
 # cell. I want your manual and your mouse."
-#	I said, "Greenblatt, I can understand your wantin' my manual, so
+#       I said, "Greenblatt, I can understand your wantin' my manual, so
 # I don't have any documentation about the cell, but what do you want my
-# mouse for?" and he said, "Kid, we don't want any window system problems". 
+# mouse for?" and he said, "Kid, we don't want any window system problems".
 # I said, "Greenblatt, did you think I was gonna deexpose myself for
 # litterin'?"
-#	Greenblatt said he was makin' sure, and, friends, Greenblatt
+#       Greenblatt said he was makin' sure, and, friends, Greenblatt
 # was, 'cause he took out the left Meta-key so I couldn't double bucky the
 # rubout and cold-boot, and he took out the Inspector so I couldn't
 # click-left on Modify, set the PROCESS-WARM-BOOT-ACTION on the window,

doc/manual/make-tempfiles.sh

@@ -54,11 +54,11 @@ DOCSTRINGDIR="${DOCSTRINGDIR:-docstrings/}"
 
 echo /creating docstring snippets from SBCL=\'$SBCLRUNTIME\' for packages \'$PACKAGES\'
 $SBCL <<EOF
-(load "docstrings.lisp") 
+(load "docstrings.lisp")
 (require :asdf)
-(dolist (module (quote ($MODULES))) 
-  (require module)) 
-(sb-texinfo:generate-includes "$DOCSTRINGDIR" $PACKAGES) 
+(dolist (module (quote ($MODULES)))
+  (require module))
+(sb-texinfo:generate-includes "$DOCSTRINGDIR" $PACKAGES)
 (sb-ext:quit))
 EOF
 

find-gnumake.sh

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ find_gnumake() {
     GNUMAKE=gmake
   elif [ -x "`which gnumake`" ] ; then
     # MacOS X aka Darwin
-    GNUMAKE=gnumake  
+    GNUMAKE=gnumake
   elif [ "GNU Make" = "`make -v | head -n 1 | cut -b 0-8`" ]; then
     GNUMAKE=make
   else

install.sh

@@ -3,10 +3,10 @@ set -e
 
 # Install SBCL files into the usual places.
 
-ensure_dirs () 
+ensure_dirs ()
 {
-    for j in $*; do 
-	test -d $j || mkdir -p $j
+    for j in $*; do
+        test -d $j || mkdir -p $j
     done;
 }
 
@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ fi
 # Before doing anything else, make sure we have an SBCL to install
 if [ -f src/runtime/sbcl ]; then
     if [ -f output/sbcl.core ]; then
-	true
+        true
     else
-	echo "output/sbcl.core not found, aborting installation."
-	exit 1
+        echo "output/sbcl.core not found, aborting installation."
+        exit 1
     fi
 else
     echo "src/runtime/sbcl not found, aborting installation."
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ test -f $BUILD_ROOT$SBCL_HOME/sbcl.core && \
 cp src/runtime/sbcl $BUILD_ROOT$INSTALL_ROOT/bin/
 cp output/sbcl.core $BUILD_ROOT$SBCL_HOME/sbcl.core
 
-# installing contrib 
+# installing contrib
 
 SBCL="`pwd`/src/runtime/sbcl --noinform --core `pwd`/output/sbcl.core --userinit /dev/null --sysinit /dev/null --disable-debugger"
 SBCL_BUILDING_CONTRIB=1