[clisp-list] Re: FFI & handler case, problem

[Sam S. <sd...@gn...>]

> * Surendra Singhi <rsh...@ar...g> [2005-08-18 02:46:44 -0700]:
>
> Surendra Singhi <efu...@ne...> writes:
>
>>  I did some further investigation into my problem, and it
>> is really behaving weirdly. I will summarize the behavior below:
>>
>> [1] If I load the file once, execute, then I am shown the repl prompt, but any input
>> makes lisp crash.
>>
>> [2]When I load the file twice (will show a warning), execute, then repl works for
>> correct input, but lisp crashes with invalid input.
>>
>> [3] Load the file once, make a mistake so that lisp shows an error message,
>> then execute, things work as expected, for near about 10-12 times, but after
>> that lisp crashes.
>>
>> [4]When I just run the repl, no problem whatsoever.
>>
> I tried using gdb, but the only progress which I have been able to make
> is getting this error message.
>
> "Program exited with code 030000000005."

I loaded the file - worked fine.

[1]> (Eljapp_initializeC (wxclosure_Create (function init-func) nil) 0 nil)

COMMON-LISP-USER[1]> 1345
 --> 1345

COMMON-LISP-USER[2]> 36756
 --> 36756

COMMON-LISP-USER[3]> sgh
SIMPLE-UNBOUND-VARIABLE:
EVAL: variable SGH has no value

COMMON-LISP-USER[4]> 4r5
SIMPLE-UNBOUND-VARIABLE:
EVAL: variable |4R5| has no value

COMMON-LISP-USER[5]> ^D

SIMPLE-READER-ERROR:
READ from #<IO SYNONYM-STREAM *TERMINAL-IO*>: illegal character #\U0004

COMMON-LISP-USER[6]> ^Z

[2]> ^Z
Bye.

what do I do to get a crash?

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