I wrote:
> > > $ gdb --args ./ecl_min compile [...]]
> > > #4 0x00403664 in CEpackage_error (
> > > message=0x47c504 "The symbol ~S is not accessible from ~S and
> > > cannot be exported.",
> > > continue_message=0x47c4d4 "Import the symbol in the package and
> > > proceed.",
> > > package=0xb34fc8, narg=2) at
> > C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/package.d:56
> > > #5 0x0040458e in cl_export2 (s=0x46d000, p=0xb34fc8)
> > > at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/package.d:470
> > > #6 0x0040247e in cl_boot (argc=2, argv=0x3f2630)
> > > at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/main.d:249
> > > #7 0x0040158b in main (argc=2, args=0x3f2630)
> > > at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/cinit.d:99
> > > (gdb)
> >
> > Well, you can go up to #5 and type
> > call cl_print(1,s)
> > call cl_print(1,p)
> > This should output the name of the offending symbol and of the package
> > where it is not found. If it turns out to be just a typo, it can be
> > fixed.
>
>
> (gdb) up 5
> #5 0x0040458e in cl_export2 (s=0x46d000, p=0xb34fc8)
> at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/package.d:470
> 470 CEpackage_error("The symbol ~S is not accessible
> from ~S and cannot be exported.",
> (gdb) call cl_print(1,s)
>
> Breakpoint 8, FEinvalid_function (obj=0x473ea0)
> at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/error.d:194
> 194 FEwrong_type_argument(@'function', obj);
> The program being debugged stopped while in a function called from GDB.
> When the function (cl_print) is done executing, GDB will silently
> stop (instead of continuing to evaluate the expression containing
> the function call).
>
>
> The same result is for `call cl_print(1,p)`
>
#7 0x0040158b in main (argc=2, args=0x3f2620)
at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/cinit.d:99
> /* This should be always the first call */
> cl_boot(argc, args);
#6 0x0040247e in cl_boot (argc=2, argv=0x3f2620)
at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/main.d:249
> cl_export2(Cnil, cl_core.lisp_package);
#5 0x0040458e in cl_export2 (s=0x46d000, p=0xb34fc8)
at C:/gnu/home/src/ecl/ecl/src/c/package.d:470
> if (!intern_flag) {
> PACKAGE_UNLOCK(p);
> CEpackage_error("The symbol ~S is not accessible from ~S and cannot be exported.",
> "Import the symbol in the package and proceed.",
> p, 2, s, p);
Cnil? Where it is defined? I have not found.
P.S. I am sorry that I bother and can not find a error itself.
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