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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. From the C-stack we call into a "trampoline" that will take the first
argument and jump to the address that was passed.
2. When the first C method is bei…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. From the C-stack we call into a "trampoline" that will take the first
argument and jump to the address that was passed.
2. When the first C method is bei…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. From the C-stack we call into a "trampoline" that will take the first
argument and jump to the address that was passed.
2. When the first C method is bei…
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```
If printing a value (evaluating #printString) generates an error, then the
system will attempt to show a stack trace, and when evaluating the value,
it's trigger the error ... and creates new proc…
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```
If printing a value (evaluating #printString) generates an error, then the
system will attempt to show a stack trace, and when evaluating the value,
it's trigger the error ... and creates new proc…
-
```
If printing a value (evaluating #printString) generates an error, then the
system will attempt to show a stack trace, and when evaluating the value,
it's trigger the error ... and creates new proc…
-
```
If printing a value (evaluating #printString) generates an error, then the
system will attempt to show a stack trace, and when evaluating the value,
it's trigger the error ... and creates new proc…
-
```
If printing a value (evaluating #printString) generates an error, then the
system will attempt to show a stack trace, and when evaluating the value,
it's trigger the error ... and creates new proc…
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We already have a good Smalltalk parser in the image that is used for syntax and semantic analysis in the IDE, but are still reliant on a compiler written in C to compile methods into the system. It i…
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The following expression crashes the GraalVM for me:
```smalltalk
(Polyglot eval: #python string: 'lambda x: x.wait()') value: 1 second
```
Stack trace(I cut away the remaining trace)
== Truf…