From: pvaneynd@debian.org 
  
 Hello 
  
 Replying to the three bugs reports at the same time as I think they are all 
 having a common source. 
  
 On Thu, Oct 2, 2025, at 15:29, Ravi Kant Sharma wrote: 
 ... 
 > 165s ;;; /usr/include/ecl/object.h:27:13: error: €€€bool€€€ cannot be 
 > defined via €€€typedef€€€ 
 > 165s ;;;    27 | typedef int bool; 
 > 165s ;;;       |             ^~~~ 
 > 165s ;;; /usr/include/ecl/object.h:27:13: note: €€€bool€€€ is a keyword 
 > with €€€-std=c23€€€ onwardsAn error occurred during initialization: 
 > 165s COMPILE-FILE-ERROR while 
 > 165s compiling #. 
  
 So the source of this (and the other problems) isn't clisp, cl-anaphora, 
 cl-asdf or cl-alexandria but ecl. I think this is bug #1096562, which should 
 be fixed in 24.5.10.20250914.git294da20+dfsg-1 
  
 Could you confirm the version of ecl you are using to run these tests? 
  
 FYI: autopkgtest is becoming useless to lisp packages as the tests cannot 
 distinguish a implementation (clisp, ecl, sbcl) from a library (cl-asdf for 
 example) problem. This is not only a problem for you, but also for migration 
 of packages, see for 
 example https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/ecl where we have failures due to 
 sbcl 
 (another implementation) causing problems. 
  
 Best regards, Peter 
  
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