[ACT-R-users] Trouble with Experiment Window in CCL
Stu Rodgers
stu10887 at gmail.com
Tue Mar 26 13:06:20 EDT 2013
Dear ACT-R Users Mailing List,
I am having a bit of trouble getting experiment windows to display when
running CCL.
Below is the lisp trace. I am running ACT-R 6 r1227. Also, I am using
the tutorial from unit 6. Lastly, I am running the start-environment.exe
that ships with r1227.
Operating system is Windows 7.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thank you!
Stu
**************************************************************************************
; Loading home ccl-init file.
Welcome to Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.8-r15286M (Windowsx8664)!
? (load
"C:/Users/stuart.rodgers/palm/branches/cl/synavo/synavo/tools/actr6_r1227/load-act-r-6.lisp")
Loading ./devices/virtual/uwi.lisp
##################################
ACT-R Version Information:
Framework : 1.4 [r1227]
production-compilation: 1.5 A module that assists the primary
procedural module with compiling productions
declarative : 1.3 The declarative memory module stores
chunks from the buffers for retrieval
central-parameters : 1.1 a module that maintains parameters used
by other modules
procedural : 2.0a1 The procedural module handles production
definition and execution
retrieval-history : 1.1 Module to record retrieval history for
display in the environment.
goal : 1.1 The goal module creates new goals for
the goal buffer
buffer-trace : 1.0 A module that provides a buffer based
tracing mechanism.
buffer-history : 1.0 Module to record buffer change history
for display in the environment.
device : 1.2 The device interface for a model
random-module : 1.0 Provide a good and consistent source of
pseudorandom numbers for all systems
naming-module : 1.3 Provides safe and repeatable new name
generation for models.
bold : 2.0 A module to produce BOLD response
predictions from buffer request activity.
temporal : 1.0b5 The temporal module is used to estimate
short time intervals
utility : 2.2 A module that computes production
utilities
vision : 3.1 A module to provide a model with a
visual attention system (which now uses chunks internally)
buffer-params : 1.0 Module to hold and control the buffer
parameters
environment : 3.0 A module to handle the environment
connection if opened
production-history : 1.1 Module to record production history for
display in the environment.
audio : 2.3 A module which gives the model an
auditory attentional system
speech : 2.2 A module to provide a model with the
ability to speak
printing-module : 1.0 Coordinates output of the model.
imaginal : 1.2 The imaginal module provides a goal
style buffer with a delay and an action buffer for manipulating the
imaginal chunk
motor : 2.3 Module to provide a model with virtual
hands
######### Loading of ACT-R 6 is complete #########
#P"C:/Users/stuart.rodgers/palm/branches/cl/synavo/synavo/tools/actr6_r1227/load-act-r-6.lisp"
? (start-environment)
#S(environment-connection :stream #<basic-tcp-stream iso-8859-1
(socket/1148) #x21011D52BD> :local 1 :process #<process
Environment-Connection(2) [Active] #x21011D359D> :handlers #<hash-table
:test eq
l size 0/60 #x21011D452D> :hooks #<hash-table :test eql size 0/60
#x21011D3F1D>)
? (load
"C:/Users/stuart.rodgers/palm/branches/cl/synavo/synavo/tools/actr6_r1227/tutorial/unit6/bst-nolearn.lisp")
#P"C:/Users/stuart.rodgers/palm/branches/cl/synavo/synavo/tools/actr6_r1227/tutorial/unit6/bst-nolearn.lisp"
? (do-experiment '(12 6 18 20) 'human)
Cannot make a visible window, you must use virtual.
> Error: There is no applicable method for the generic function:
> #<standard-generic-function select-rpm-window #x2100F20A7F>
> when called with arguments:
> (nil)
> While executing: #<ccl::standard-kernel-method no-applicable-method (t)>,
in process listener(1).
> Type :GO to continue, :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts.
> If continued: Try calling it again
> Type :? for other options.
1 >
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