Martin Rubey wrote:
>
> One other thing: In vmlisp.lisp we have
>
> (defun EBCDIC (x) (int-char x))
>
> open-axiom has
>
> (defun EBCDIC (x) (code-char x))
>
> since int-char is undefined.
>
I looked once at EBCDIC, and IIRC my conclusion was that uses of
EBCDIC are potential bugs. I left the few remaining places, because:
- they seemed to do no charm
- it is not clear what the code was intended to do
- it is not clear when that code should run
> Shows up here:
>
> (33) -> %b
>
>
> >> System error:
> The function VMLISP::INT-CHAR is undefined.
>
> But using int-char, after entering %b I get strange output... No idea what
> they are for, but I think %b and %d should be normal identifiers. (They are
> useful in pattern matching)
>
At first glance it looks issue 132: normal output beeing treated as
formatting sequence. I am affraid that proper fix requires significant
work on output routines.
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Waldek Hebisch
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