What does the `referencing an undumpable constant' error mean?
I'm trying to recompile the Ergo Lisp system and I'm stuck on this
problem. The error comes when compiling the following file:
;;; -*- Mode: Lisp; Package: SB-RUNTIME -*-
(in-package "SB-RUNTIME") (use-package :ergolisp)
(use-package '("OPER" "OCC" "TERM" "SORT" "LANG"))
(defparameter *sbrt-sort-table*
(make-sort-table
'((#t(:sort id) . #t(:union))
(#t(:sort cid) . #t(:union))
(#t(:sort number) . #t(:union))
(#t(:sort string) . #t(:union))
(#t(:sort literal) . #t(:union))
(#t(:sort keyword) . #t(:union)))))
I don't know if the problem is due to make-sort-table creating a hash
table (which it does) or to it using the #t read macros. Or if
there's some other problem.
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