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ccl:temp-pathname on Android returns things like #P"/tmp/tmp\\.4.JYCET1462". That's not terribly useful as /tmp does usually not exist or is not accessible from non-root applications.

I've noticed the problem that some perfectly valid numbers like #x40000000 weren't recognized as (SIGNED-BYTE 64) / (UNSIGNED-BYTE 64) when working with cl-sqlite. I've distilled the problem down to ccl::%%set-signed-longlong / ccl::%%set-unsigned-longlong (see attached test) and further down to .SPgetu64 / .SPgets64 implementations in ARM lisp kernel. The problem was that 'one-digit' bignums weren't taken into account by these subprims. My patch seems to fix this, but I don't often write ARM assembly, so please take a look at it before applying.

On Lion, it appears that overlay-style scroll bars can't be clicked in Hemlock editor windows. The clicks appear to go to the underlying text view, and they make a selection rather than scrolling the window content.

To reproduce:

• open a file large enough to need scrolling
• scroll by gesture so that the scroll bars appear
• try to drag the scrollbar

Observe that the scrollbar cannot be grabbed.

Using "legacy" scrollbars works fine.

1.8-dev-r15098, Mac OS X 10.7.2. I see the behavior in both 32-bit and 64-bit lisps.