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Running on a 2.16 GHz Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro with 2 GB RAM:

Welcome to Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.1-r7809 (DarwinX8664)!
? (defclass class-with-typed-slot ()
  ((attribute-one :initarg :attribute-one
                  :type string)))

(defclass class-with-untyped-slot ()
  ((attribute-one :initarg :attribute-one)))

(defun instantiate-class-with-typed-slot (times)
  (dotimes (i times)
    (make-instance 'class-with-typed-slot :attribute-one "one")))

(defun instantiate-class-with-untyped-slot (times)
  (dotimes (i times)
    (make-instance 'class-with-untyped-slot :attribute-one "one")))

? ? ? INSTANTIATE-CLASS-WITH-UNTYPED-SLOT
? (time (instantiate-class-with-typed-slot 50000))
(INSTANTIATE-CLASS-WITH-TYPED-SLOT 50000) took 336 milliseconds (0.336 seconds) to run 
                    with 2 available CPU cores.
During that period, 307 milliseconds (0.307 seconds) were spent in user mode
                    6 milliseconds (0.006 seconds) were spent in system mode
4 milliseconds (0.004 seconds) was spent in GC.
 6,400,624 bytes of memory allocated.
NIL
? (time (instantiate-class-with-untyped-slot 50000))
(INSTANTIATE-CLASS-WITH-UNTYPED-SLOT 50000) took 97 milliseconds (0.097 seconds) to run 
                    with 2 available CPU cores.
During that period, 93 milliseconds (0.093 seconds) were spent in user mode
                    4 milliseconds (0.004 seconds) were spent in system mode
3 milliseconds (0.003 seconds) was spent in GC.
 4,800,624 bytes of memory allocated.
NIL
? 

? (defstruct foo x) FOO ? (defstruct baz y) BAZ ? (foo-x (make-baz)) NIL

Should be an error.

In a Clozure CL.app built from the event-ide branch:

1. Open a file of Lisp text. Select a range of text
2. Switch to a Listener window
3. Eval uate some form that causes a backtrace
4. Switch back to the editor window

At this point, if the problem has manifested, clicking in the buffer fails to cause the window to update its selection correctly. Typing in the buffer *may* cause the display to return to normal, or it may display a Hemlock error dialog (the "sky is falling" dialog). Generally, some combination of inserting and deleting text seems to eventually cause the window display and event-handling to return to normal.