What would have been overly helpful (for me learning about the warning
at the first place): if there was a better trace back to the origin
expression. I had to spot the 'guilty' macro definition using binary
search
withing about 4x60k of source code.
Yes, I understand. I had a similar
I just upgraded to the chicken trunk from version 4.6.5.
Now I get a can full of warnings like:
Warning: (in k9353) constant-folding expression results in error: bad
argument type - not a proper list: (reverse (quote #f))
Warning: (in k9436) constant-folding expression results in error:
Felix scripsit:
These warnings indicate that optimizations transform your code in
such a way (through inlining for example), that some execution
paths contain calls to procedures with arguments evaluated at
compile-time. It would be interesting to see where this occurs. If you
are
From: John Cowan co...@mercury.ccil.org
Subject: Re: [Chicken-users] strange warning
Date: Fri, 24 Jun 2011 10:28:38 -0400
Felix scripsit:
These warnings indicate that optimizations transform your code in
such a way (through inlining for example), that some execution
paths contain calls
On Jun 24 2011, Felix wrote:
I just upgraded to the chicken trunk from version 4.6.5.
Now I get a can full of warnings like:
Warning: (in k9353) constant-folding expression results in error: bad
argument type - not a proper list: (reverse (quote #f))
Warning: (in k9436) constant-folding
Hi all,
I just upgraded to the chicken trunk from version 4.6.5.
Now I get a can full of warnings like:
Warning: (in k9353) constant-folding expression results in error: bad
argument type - not a proper list: (reverse (quote #f))
Warning: (in k9436) constant-folding expression results in
