• don't canonicalize away path of / if there are a query or fragment,
• handle merging of urns
• fixes to merging uris
• fix merge-uris escaping
• render-uri now generic
• add escape keyword to parse-uri.

(directory "d++xxx-this-pathname-does-not-exist-xxx.*")

Triple-stores created or opened with relative-pathnames such as

(create-triple-store "./data")

or

(open-triple-store "data" :directory "./testing/")

could cause AllegroGraph to lose track of the correct location of the triple-store and its data file. Triple-stores created with absolute path-names were, and continue to be, completely safe.

 (progn (add-indices (drop-indices (triple-store-indices)))
        (index-all-triples :wait t))

• Suppress redefinition warnings when cbind is loaded after jlinker.
• Add new keyword argument end-function to jlinker-init.
• Revise behavior of jlinker-listen when connection fails.
• Suppress some status messages when verbose is nil.
• In native mode, boolean values were transmitted incorrectly.
• In native mode, Lisp pointers were passed incorrectly from Java.
• jlinker-init failed to return in some cases when the connection failed
• jlinker-init was interpreting the classpath argument incorrectly when it was passed as a list of strings
• jlinker-init was ignoring the :options marker in the java-args argument
• Avoid some storage allocation errors in native mode.

On some operating systems (Mac OS X, FreeBSD, Tru64, and HP/UX), when a socket connection failed, the error generated would indicate the cause of the error was "Invalid argument" (EINVAL) rather than indicating the real problem. This patch fixes that bug.

Under rare circumstances, in images that use MP and are being restarted, there can be an internal error that causes the image to fail. This problem is also fixed.

This performance patch shortens the time required to set up file descriptors to be waited on, so that when they are always ready there is no real wait.

The IDE's Build Project Distribution will fail if the runtime-modules list of the project contains a full-fasl patched cg.foo module BEFORE the :cg.base module. This normally doesn't happen because the runtime-modules of a project are normally kept in alphabetical order when set interactively in the Project Manager, either by using the Find Required CG Modules button or by toggling individual modules on and off. It may be possible to encounter this problem if manually modifying the current projects set of runtime modules via a form like

(push :cg.html-dialog (runtime-modules (current-project)))

This patch also fixes a problem where doing a Find In Files on the current project searched the immediate child projects of the current project but not their further descendent projects. Similarly, the Find Required CG Modules facility included modules required by the current project and its immediate child projects, but not their further descendent projects.

This patch adds many small improvements and bug fixes:

• Add a kill argument to client-exit.
• Modify client-exit to kill process on remote host.
• Revise symbol handling in remote references.
• One-way datagram calls are now handled correctly.
• rpc-close of socket ports is more reliable.
• Remote symbol references are simplified.
• def-remote-function generates more correct code.

Adds new series of composing external-formats: :e-anynl-unix, :e-anynl-dos, :e-anynl-mac. These external-formats cause any of ascii 13, ascii 10, or ascii 13/10 combination to be converted to #Newline on input via read-char (or read-char equivalents such as read-sequence, peek-char, etc.).

The prefered way to use this new functionality is through the eol-convention function.

 (setf (eol-convention stream) :anynl)

causes the external-format of stream to be set so that ascii 13, ascii 10, or the ascii 13/10 combination will be converted to #Newline on input. Output (e.g., via write-char, write-sequence, etc.) is unchanged.

You can combine an :anynl input eol-convention with any of the standard eol-conventions for output as follows:

 The following sets anynl for input, unix mode (#newline ->
 ;; ascii 10) for output.
 ;; 
 (setf (eol-convention stream) :anynl-unix)

 ;; The following sets anynl for input, mac mode (#newline -> ascii 13)
 ;; for output.
 ;; 
 (setf (eol-convention stream) :anynl-mac)

 ;; The following sets anynl for input, dos mode (#newline -> ascii 13/10)
 ;; for output.
 ;; 
 (setf (eol-convention stream) :anynl-dos)

This patch is intended to be fully included in the forthcoming Allegro CL. Note, however, that if you are planning to generate an application including this patch's functionality, then you should ensure the following form is evaluated at application build time:

 #-(version>= 8 1) (require :ef-e-anynl)