Am 20.09.2007 um 22:02 schrieb Martin Simmons:
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 21:06:37 +0200, Frank Goenninger said:
Am 20.09.2007 um 20:42 schrieb Martin Simmons:
I suspect some threading problems. Thread 0 is the Cocoa GUI and
thread 4 is
probably the Listener's REPL. It is possible that Tk expects to be
called
from thread 0 (like Cocoa does).
Ah - yes, that could really be the case!
Did you call lw-tk-test:main from the Listener in both crashlogs?
Yes. I manually enter the call to main in Listener 1 ... And yes,
that was the case for both crashlogs.
Ah, interesting, because the second one showed lots of Tk stuff in
thread 0,
which suggests that it interacts with that via the window system.
To run it in thread 0, you can to do:
(mp:process-send mp:*main-process* '(lw-tk-test:main))
However, I've just tried that and it has messed up the LispWorks
menu bar. I
suspect there is no reliable way to run both Tk and the LispWorks
IDE (or
maybe any Cocoa app) simultaneously. It should be possible in the
LispWorks
Professional Edition, where you create a non-GUI image, but not in the
Personal Edition.
Martin - thanks. Works over here now at least without crashing ... So
will look further to get a good offer from LispWorks for a
Professional or an Enterprise Edition ;-)
Support was outstanding from you - I very much value this! Thanks
again for stepping in!
Frank
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CEO
PRION Consulting Services AG
Specializing in Product Lifecycle Management Solution Consulting.
Echterdingen, Germany
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