Open metayan opened 6 years ago
Wow! yeah I didnt even remember that was an option :p Where do you set *print-case*
?
What do you do to trigger this? (it looks like (ql:quickload :varjo)
Thanks for reporting this
wow ok doing the following gives me pages and pages of errors
m-x slime
(setf *print-case* :downcase)
(ql:quickload :varjo)
Originally I encountered it with (ql:quickload :cepl)
, but the above result is with (ql:quickload :varjo :verbose t)
to get some more info.
For me, it only stops at the error mentioned. And only varjo
compains about the :downcase
- no other package (well, so far...).
I don't recall now what triggered it suddenly, because it has been working before - even with the :downcase
, which I have had set in .sbclrc
for ages.
Sometimes I run SBCL directly from the command line (with sbcl-readline
) to start up the cepl:repl
and connect to it from emacs and slime afterwards, because of the OSX thread issues not being completely clear yet, so that's how I noticed the error.
The rest of the time I use portacle
. I tried now to set the :downcase in portacle
as well, and same error. Also with SBCL 1.4.1.130-ad48ecb5e
.
BTW, what do you mean by "pages and pages of errors". For me the compilation stops at the first error.
Also tried
sbcl --no-sysinit --no-userinit --eval "(setf *print-case* :downcase)" \
--load ~/quicklisp/setup.lisp --eval '(ql:quickload :varjo)'
(after clearing ~/.cache/common-lisp/sbcl-1.4.1-macosx-x64/
of course.)
and got the same error. (Just to make sure nothing in my .sbclrc is interfering.)
Thanks, sounds like we are hitting the same issues (roughly). I'll hopefully have a fix this week
Notes to self: So the problems begin here:
(defun p-symb (package &rest args)
(values (intern (format nil "~{~a~}" args) package)))
with *print-case*
set to :lower this makes a different symbol. from (expand-keyword-type-spec-shorthand :void)
we get vari.types::|v-void|
rather than vari.types::v-void
. We need a to find all the places in our projects we do stuff like this and change it to map over args
and call symbol-name
on all the symbols before feeding them to format
Happens both with CCL and SBCL. The latter complains in this way:
Took quite a while to find... ;) (And thanks for a great system.)