The `reader-word` word does indeed use reflection to set word properties dynamically, see here
http://docs.factorcode.org/content/word-reader-word,slots.html If I understand correctly, I think you could simply replace the list { "deb:name" "deb:version" "deb:priority" "deb:section" "deb:maintainer" "deb:filename" "deb:md5sum" "deb:description" "deb:homepage" "deb:depends" "deb:pre-depends" "deb:suggests" "deb:conflicts" "deb:recommends" "deb:breaks" "deb:replaces" "deb:provides" "deb:provided-by" "deb:tags" "deb:enhances" } which you are trying to map into actual accessors with the list of accessors itself, like { [ >>name ] [ >>version ] ... } It should be as concise and avoid reflection 2014-12-11 12:08 GMT+01:00 Roberto López <roberto.lo...@acm.org>: > Hi John, > > I've just shared a reduced version of my code. No PEG, no sense but it > doesn't need any input data. > > http://paste.factorcode.org/paste?id=3410 > > I've detected the die word is called when reading-word is executed. I > hope it helps. > > Regards, > Roberto. > > John Benediktsson <mrj...@gmail.com> writes: > >> Hi Robert, >> >> It's unlikely this is due to PEGs, for example this example I just now made >> from an old blog post works using Level 1 and deploy as console application: >> >> http://paste.factorcode.org/paste?id=3408 >> >> It is more likely that you are trying to use a feature like prettyprint >> (used by the "." word) or something else that requires a higher level of >> reflection about the system. In factor, my first example used "." instead >> of "number>string print" and had a very similar error at Level 1 as yours. >> >> If you'd like to share some of your code either in public or in private, I >> could help you figure it out? >> >> We should spend some more time with deploy, it hasn't gotten as much love >> as other parts of the system and so might feel a little fragile or magical >> sometimes. >> >> Best, >> John. >> >> On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 1:55 AM, Roberto López <roberto.lo...@acm.org> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I am trying to deploy a console application using the awesome PEG >>> vocabulary. If I choose to deploy using "Level 1 - No reflection" the >>> application fails when I run it with. The message is... >>> >>> | The die word was called by the library. Unless you called it yourself, >>> | you have triggered a bug in Factor. Please report. >>> | Starting low level debugger... >>> | Basic commands: >>> | q ^D -- quit Factor >>> | c -- continue executing Factor - NOT SAFE >>> | t -- throw exception in Factor - NOT SAFE >>> | .s .r .c -- print data, retain, call stacks >>> | help -- full help, including advanced commands >>> | >>> | > ==== DATA STACK: >>> | T{ #<not a string: f> accessors:name>> } >>> | T{ #<not a string: f> accessors:name>> } >>> | ==== RETAIN STACK: >>> | ==== CALL STACK: >>> | >>> | frame: 0x7f41b94b5f38 size 32 >>> | executing: f >>> | scan: f >>> | word/quot addr: 1 >>> | word/quot xt: 7f419e5a3500 >>> | return address: 7f419e5a3531 >>> | >>> | frame: 0x7f41b94b5f58 size 32 >>> | executing: [ #<not a string: f> 1 #<not a string: f> ] >>> | scan: 0 >>> | word/quot addr: 7f41a2aaec64 >>> | word/quot xt: 7f419e7312e0 >>> | return address: 7f419e7312ef >>> | >>> | frame: 0x7f41b94b5f78 size 16 >>> | executing: f >>> | scan: f >>> | word/quot addr: 1 >>> | word/quot xt: 7f419e69fb60 >>> | return address: 7f419e69fb80 >>> | >>> | frame: 0x7f41b94b5f88 size 16 >>> | executing: f >>> | scan: f >>> | word/quot addr: 1 >>> | word/quot xt: 7f419e723dc0 >>> | return address: 7f419e723df1 >>> | >>> | frame: 0x7f41b94b5f98 size 32 >>> | executing: [ #<not a string: f> T{ #<not a string: f> 0 0 { T{ #<not a >>> string: f> f } T{ #<not a string: f> f } T{ #<not a string: f> f } T{ #<not >>> a string: f> f } T{ #<not a string: f> f } T{ #<not a string: f> f } T{ >>> #<not a string: f> f } T{ #<not a string: f> f } } } #<not a string: f> >>> #<not a string: f> #<not a string: f> T{ #<not a string: f> 0 0 { T{ #<not >>> a string: f> f } T{ #<not a string: f> f } T{ #<not a string: f> f } T{ >>> #<not a string: f> f } } } #<not a string: f> #<not a string: f> #<not a >>> string: f> T{ #<not a string: f> { } 0 }... ] >>> | scan: 58 >>> | word/quot addr: 7f41a2b95814 >>> | word/quot xt: 7f419e72e800 >>> | return address: 7f419e72e9c1 >>> | >>> | frame: 0x7f41b94b5fb8 size 32 >>> | executing: f >>> | scan: f >>> | word/quot addr: 1 >>> | word/quot xt: 7f419e549060 >>> | return address: 7f419e549084 >>> >>> But If I choose to deploy using "Level 6 - Full environment" the >>> application runs correctly. 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