This development release fixes bugs and adds more changes to the re-written multiprocessing API.
For files, release and changes notes see:
http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/development
newlisp.dll is now only copied to the newlisp directory, no more into windowssystem32.
It's not mentioned in changes.
Forgot to put it into the CANGES notes , but it's mentioned here:
http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/development/newLISP-10.3.5-Release.html
I could not find an easy way to bring it into system32 on Windows 7. Administrator rights of the user are not sufficient ... it's a long story. In the end I decided to leave it out. So now we are back where it always has been, and I think it is more convenient for most users.
Here is a way to find the directory where newlisp.dll is installed, when newlisp.exe is in the path from the commandline:
This will print the path in both, UNIX and Windows, even if a NEWLISPDIR definition is not part of the newLISP install. When the newlisp executable starts up it sets NEWLISPDIR.
Quote from: "Lutz"
That's good. In fact I haven't upgraded from 10.3.2 because of previous behavior (I strongly dislike system directories pollution). Now I'll try to be up to the current release again. :-)