Unhandled LOAD-SYSTEM-DEFINITION-ERROR: Error while trying to load definition for system osicat from pathname /Users/andi/.roswell/lisp/quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/osicat-20200715-git/osicat.asd: COMPILE-FILE-ERROR while compiling #<CL-SOURCE-FILE "cffi-toolchain" "toolchain" "bundle">

Same error for prepl

When I run a simple hello world function that writes to stdout I get a void response, which is expected since the function returns nothing. What is surprising is that I don't see the output. I see it in sly on emacs. Any ideas on what might be going on?

Great work, by the way. I'm so excited for this project!

Using Lisp: Compile And Load File (lisp.compileAndLoadFile) gives this error if the path of the file has spaces in it.

In the line bellow, I guess is possible to replace the %20 for something cl-lsp can accept or wrapped it into quotes.

PD. Sorry, I tried to clone the project and send a push request fix but I wasn't able to make the extension works (not really experienced in VScode extensions).

It's very painful (and impossible, at least for me) to do "ros install sbcl" on Windows. The process fails one way or another, after trying many times. Please provide an alternative so that we can have the "Go to Definition" feature.

After installing the extension, I get my VSCode too slow. Furthermore, when I try to evaluate an LISP expression I get:
Command 'Lisp: Evaluate' resulted in an error (Running the contributed command: lisp.eval failed.). The log:

[Error - 7:22:39 AM] Starting client failed
Error: Connection to lsp times out
	at Timeout._onTimeout (/Users/jose/.vscode/extensions/ailisp.commonlisp-vscode-0.3.2/out/extension.js:137:32)
	at listOnTimeout (internal/timers.js:549:17)
	at processTimers (internal/timers.js:492:7)

This is almost a given with anything involving lisp.

Running Macos Ventura on Apple silicon M1.

Messages in console:

Error: Connection to lsp times out
	at Timeout._onTimeout (/Users/lewis/.vscode/extensions/ailisp.commonlisp-vscode-0.3.2/out/extension.js:137:32)
	at listOnTimeout (node:internal/timers:559:17)
	at process.processTimers (node:internal/timers:502:7)

So, that was a path problem. With path updated properly (needs full path ~/ doesn't work: go figure), I get a different message:

The terminal process failed to launch (posix_spawnp failed).

Pressing return doesn't work, it just takes the cursor to the next line, doesn't select and insert the identifier like it should. I have to use the mouse to select, which does work, it's annoying.

Hey there, new to lisp and vscode.

Got just about everything installed on your guide,

performed all the tasks listed except the first one listed which looks optional.

• cl-lsp is updated with a cleaner REPL! Please update by do git pull in ~/.roswell/local-projects/ailisp/cl-lsp

Everything is looking good, added the ~/.roswell/bin, however!

The following shows in the output window:
[Error - 6:29:43 PM] Starting client failed
Error: Connection to lsp times out
at Timeout._onTimeout (/home/tr/.vscode/extensions/ailisp.commonlisp-vscode-0.3.2/out/extension.js:137:32)
at listOnTimeout (internal/timers.js:531:17)
at processTimers (internal/timers.js:475:7)

and VS Code is chain displaying terminal process "/home/tr/.roswell/bin/cl-lsp 'tcp,' '10003'" terminated wiht exit code 1.

What does that mean? i am new new to lisp and vs code.

Thanks, i look forward to having a nice interface like VS code and repl interaction.

Nick.

I get error while trying to install everything on Windows, so I thought I could write a Docker image to act as the server, but the config option only allows passing a path.

Would it be possible to add support for remotely connecting to cl-lsp? It seems to me like having a docker image with everything pre-configured would be the best way to make this whole project portable to Windows and MacOS (for x64 cpus anyway).

Hello,

I really do think that this will be a helpful extension. I have installed Roswell and added the ~/.roswell/bin to my $PATH.
Currently, I get command not found errors whenever I try to run any commands.

For Example
"Command 'Lisp: Compile And Load File' resulted in an error (command 'lisp.compileAndLoadFile' not found)".

Also, the autocomplete is not working.

What's the reason for the roswell dependency? I know it's convenient for some, but the majority of projects don't have this kind of dependency, using Quicklisp instead for installations. If there's functionality from roswell that's being used, great, but generally the fewer dependencies the better.

Cannot install ailisp/linedit because it tries to compile its components using GCC, which is not present on Windows without the help of Cygwin and MSYS2. Please add support for MSVC.

when I try to use the extension on my remote server. It keeps showing:
The terminal process failed to launch: Path to shell executable "cl-lsp" does not exist.

I've tried to change the path to the absolute path on the server, but it's still not working.

I have the export PATH="$HOME/.roswell/bin:$PATH" in my bashrc file and I can call cl-lsp directly from the remote terminal.

I really appreciate your work on this extension!

Could you please tell me how to get this right?

Just an FYI: The ceramic project claims to allow one to write Electron apps in Common Lisp. Thought it might be useful here.

Removal:
sbcl/sbcl@e103be0

Impact:

excuse me！
I install the Extension，but i don't know how to run a script，"F5" and "C + F5" let me choose a running environment，but the list don't hava lisp environment.
i feel more puzzled ! !

I have installed all the requirements according to the README guide.
But when I open the common lisp source project, the error message continuously popup (very crazy, blind my eyes).
The error message said:

 The terminal process faild to launch... because `cl-lsp` not found

(I can't read its content carefully for my eyes have got blind by fastly continuously popup)

However ~/.roswell/bin/ are included in $PATH and I can run cl-lsp directly on shell.