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Are you sure? Throwable's have two derived classes --
Exception and Error. Catching Exception is fine. Catching
Error usually makes no sense. Error's are things like: out
of memory, ThreadDeath, and other fun things. Have a look at
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/Error.html.
2006-10-05 22:51:53 UTC in SISC
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Apparently you misread my comment. require-library (and
implicitly req-ext) *don't see* some libraries (due to
classpath issues). In such cases (load) + (provide-library)
are the only substitute. For this reason alone (and not to
parallel SRFI-55) please document provide-library.
What classpath issues, specifically?
1) Situations where the class path...
2006-10-05 22:46:39 UTC in SISC
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SignalHook.java catches and ignores Throwables in
1.16.5. As Hani best put it in www.jroller.com/page/
fate/?anchor=why_i_hate_tomcat
"Yes, even Error type exceptions are caught. Things
that God and Sun never intended for applications to
even try to handle, tomcat will (silently) catch and
ignore. After all, when you run out of memory, best
thing to do is keep going right?".
2006-10-03 01:13:10 UTC in SISC
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Please provide cut-and-paste-able CVS download command
lines on the web site, for each "active" SISC branch,
as seen in this example:
http://siscweb.sourceforge.net/download.html
The Sourceforge CVS download instructions are long and
somewhat confusing, and require navigating several
pages away from the main SISC site.
2006-09-28 16:03:06 UTC in SISC
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Libraries can be loaded by two mechanisms: (require-
library) or (load). In environments where the user
can't control the classpath (such as some J2EE
containers), as well as to force reloading of modified
libraries, (load) is necessary.
Unfortunately, (load) doesn't "provide" a library (and
it can't -- because it can't deduce the standard
library name from the path). This is where...
2006-09-28 15:59:16 UTC in SISC
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$ /opt/sisc-1.15.2/sisc
SISC (1.15.2)
#;> (begin (write "\\b\n") (newline))
"\\b\n"
#;> (exit)
$ /opt/sisc-1.16.4/sisc
SISC (1.16.4)
#;> (begin (write "\\b\n") (newline))
"\b\n"
#;> (exit)
2006-09-12 14:54:00 UTC in SISC
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SISC (1.15.2)
#;> (define (f) (fix))
Error: Unsupported syntactic type [10]. Should never
happen!
2006-08-23 13:42:48 UTC in SISC
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dalan76 registered the FifoEmbed library project.
2005-11-02 12:54:35 UTC in FifoEmbed library
