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many failed tests on LispWorks #3
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Walking through the stack, I could pull out some more info. Here are the contents of the
which tells us where we are in the code (method-combination.lisp, line 97): (warn 'overly-strict-precondition-warning
:method ,(first primary)) Then
gives a bit of context. But what’s happening? It looks like LispWorks thinks the |
As things improve with other compilers, they get worse with LispWorks. Now I get an error like "recursive error in coerce to condition" briefly before LispWorks crashes and takes its error message with it. |
The recursive error and crash is now "fixed", but we're back to the original error. |
This seems similar to #1 and #2, but with an even less helpful stack, etc. Many tests fail with “Error: malformed”. Here’s the backtrace:
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