>>>>> "Chisheng" == Chisheng Huang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Chisheng> Please fetch clg.tgz from ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chisheng> The password is sfsnash2. This is based on CLG-0.51 by
Chisheng> Mr. Espen S. Johnsen with some hacks added by me.
Got it. On a different note, the configure script is broken for me
with the latest CVS snapshot. It doesn't find lisp.h, and doesn't
figure out the fasl file extension correctly (sed errors).
There are also a few errors. First, I had to disable package locks
because gforeign wants to redefine POINTER. Something also wants to
redefine the constant NULL.
Anyway, everything seems to build ok.
Chisheng> The second way:
Chisheng> A. Fire up CMUCL
Chisheng> B. (load "cmucl/cl-gtk.x86f")
Chisheng> C. Type a number to get stack overflow.
I tried this first, and a stack overflow does indeed occurr. That's
impossible. :-) I don't understand how just loading a file can cause
that to happen. And typing anything into the repl causes a stack
overflow.
Chisheng> The first way:
Chisheng> A. cd cmucl
Chisheng> B. make test
Chisheng> C. The above step will eventually invoke CMUCL.
Chisheng> Type a number to get stack overflow.
I tried this, and I get a nice window to pop up. I clicked on one of
the buttons, which popped up another window. When I clicked the close
button, I get a sigsegv in Lisp.
My guess is that you have corrupted the lisp heap and that is causing
the stack overflow, among other things.
This will be probably be very difficult to track down unless you can
find a smaller example that triggers it.
Ray
P.S. I ran this all on Solaris, with GNOME 1.2 (or something).
Configure said it was good enough.
