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On Sat, Dec 20, 2008 at 6:11 PM, Don Cohen <don...@is...> wrote: > > I was hoping that we could get past the part about how to run abcl > from a java debugger and into the question of what's causing the > out-of-memory at the end of compile-file. I hope I've provided enough > information for you to reproduce the problem. Hi Don, I'm sorry to see this isn't going the way you hoped. Probably you did provide enough information. However, I'm working at some other parts of the system, creating new infrastructure to (hopefully) be able to fix some of the ansi compliance tests. This is tedious work and distraction to your problem would probably leave me in a very sloppy state. You'll understand that that's definitely undesirable. Also, Ville has gone on holidays, meaning that we're halved in man power. > I was also hoping that > just seeing the backtrace might give you an idea of what was going on. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. It's hard to recognise anything from Java stack traces in ABCL: the code it generates is all called "execute", meaning that there's very little we can actually see from the trace, normally. The traces do help, but only after we gain more insight into the problem. > It does seem to be internal to compile-file, at the end, after output > of > ; Compilation unit finished > ; The following functions were used but not defined: > ... Can you put on a download site somewhere the full directory you're building from? I can have a go. It's possible that compile-file uses undefined functions, but we'd expect those functions to be defined elsewhere in the system. So, if they're not, that's alarming. If I can download your build setup, I'll be able to diagnose your problem the fastest (hopefully). > so in order to get much further I'd have to find and understand the > code for compile-file. I'm guessing (hoping) that you already know > something about that. :-) Yes, some: I've become acquainted with the code structure for the last 6 months quite a bit. However, the code in compile-file hasn't been touched/studied much by me. That's no problem though: we can work at it together. > Let me know what you think is the best way to proceed and what you > want me to do. Would it be possible to contact me through IRC somewhere during the european evening? (9 or 10 pm CET?) I'm usually hanging around on IRC a lot of time (but not all the time) during the evening at #abcl on FreeNode (irc://irc.freenode.net/#abcl). Bye, Erik. |