On linux Connection refused.

[cooleynal]

Working on linux to be on a newer version of SBCL.

However none of the 3 Linux compatible plugins enable me to connect.

Performed a chmod x on the file.
~/.eclipse/360744286_linux_gtk_x86_64/plugins/de.defmacro.dandelion.env.sbcl.mac.intel_2.0.7/binary$ chmod +x environment_sbcl_2.0.7$

I enabled read and write.

The errors that persist are.

Error in background evaluation
java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused (Connection refused)

Starting eval server failed
Cannot run program "/snap/eclipse/48/../../../home/tr/.eclipse/360744286_linux_gtk_x86_64/plugins/de.defmacro.dandelion.env.sbcl.mac.intel_2.0.7/binary/environment_sbcl_2.0.7": error=13, Permission denied

Thanks.

[Ragnaroek]

Ok, lets check something:

de.defmacro.dandelion.env.sbcl.mac.intel_2.0.7/binary/environment_sbcl_2.0.7 hints at that you are running the macos binary. Are you on Linux or Macos?

If you are on Linux you need to install the Linux version and try to start them.

[cooleynal]

faceplam

Your right. It was one of the built in ones that we have to install when we install. I made an assumption without looking at the name.

Linux. Running sbcl 2.0.1.

Does Dandelion work with SBCL 2.0.10? And is there really any value to doing so? I am new to this scene.

I suppose the hard part is making an environment file thats executable.

[Ragnaroek]

I could update the macos version to 2.0.11 without much effort, if you are interested. I don't update the environments on every release, I think there are not too much features in there that interested a lot of user of Dandelion.

[cooleynal]

Nice.

Only if you think there is value to it.

I am on Linux.

Im doing lisp for a university course but unfortunately the school does not do any lisp after this and in the spirit of progress I'll be sticking to whatever language it uses.

[Ragnaroek]

Yes, there is value to it. Regular update shouldn't hurt.
But you should be fine with the existing SBCL versions for university. They are not that old.