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| #250 | fixed | Can't compile refs to %new-ptr | ||
| Description |
? #'(lambda (x y) (ccl::%new-ptr x y)) > Error: Compiler bug or inconsistency: > x862-form ? (100 (24614 #) (24614 #)) > While executing: CCL::COMPILER-BUG, in process listener(1). > Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts. > Type :? for other options. 1 > |
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| #251 | fixed | CLOSE-SHARED-LIBRARY unavailable on FreeBSD | ||
| Description |
In order to dump an image that I can start, it appears that I need to unload the shared libraries that have been loaded and load them at image startup time. I figured that CLOSE-SHARED-LIBRARY is meant to be used to close and unload a shared library. This function is unavailable on FreeBSD, and it appears that fixing this is not totally trivial, as OPEN-SHARED-LIBRARY seems not to return or store the pointer returned by dlopen. I guess this is not news. Is there a workaround available that makes it possible to use images dumped from a CCL that has shared libraries loaded? |
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| #252 | fixed | CLOSE with :ABORT T does not delete FILE | ||
| Description |
When a file is created with OPEN, CLOSEing it with :ABORT T should delete it. Currently, the created file is not deleted. The correct thing happens, though, when the file is CLOSEd after OPENing it with :IF-EXISTS :SUPERSEDE. ie The original contents are restored. |
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