#3670 Binding stack guard page temporarily disabled: proceed with caution

[Rene Hansen]

I am trying to displace a lot of data sets (optical spectra) along the x-axix by using this function:

RescanSpectrum( RefSpectrum, SpectrumToRescan ) := block([ LinInterpol, h, RefittedData, x, y ],
     LinInterpol : cspline(SpectrumToRescan),
     SplineSFit(x) := ev(LinInterpol, nouns),
     h[x, y] := if y = 2 then  SplineSFit(RefSpectrum[x, 1]) else RefSpectrum[x, 1],
     RefittedData : genmatrix(h, length(RefSpectrum), 2),
     kill(LinInterpol, SplineSFit, h),
     return( RefittedData) );

RefittedData : makelist("", n, NumberOfDatafiles);

When trying to apply my RescanSpectrum function on the data sets:

for GasNumb : 1 thru NumberOfDatafiles do (
    print(concat(GasNumb, " of ", NumberOfDatafiles, " : ",  DataFile[GasNumb])),
    RefittedData[GasNumb] : RescanSpectrum( ActualSpectrometer, Data[GasNumb] )
       )$

It works ok for the first 10 datasets, then it stops with this message:

11 of 75 : 20200130-030136-Sensor_2004-001-1179-absorbance.csv
Binding stack guard page temporarily disabled: proceed with caution
Maxima encountered a Lisp error:
 Binding stack exhausted.
PROCEED WITH CAUTION.
Automatically continuing.
To enable the Lisp debugger set *debugger-hook* to nil.

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Any idea ?

[Robert Dodier]

I'm closing this item as a duplicate as it appears to be the same as #3663 except that cspline is called here instead of linearinterpol.