Custom Query (1030 matches)

CCL doesn't properly deal with filenames with unicode characters which are beyond latin-1.

Neither DIRECTORY does list correct filenames, nor OPEN can acces files with unicode pathnames.

-K utf-8 is supplied, *default-file-character-encoding* => :UTF-8. That is on 64 and 32 bit linux.

On 32-bit platforms, we see:

? (open #p"/dev/null" :direction :probe :element-type '(unsigned-byte 33))
> Error: Not an ivector subtag: 170
> While executing: SUBTAG-BYTES, in process listener(1).

The 170 is subtag-simple-vector. Maybe SUBTAG-BYTES should just punt somehow if it gets a non-ivector subtag? Maybe return NIL and deal with that in OPTIMAL-BUFFER-SIZE?

(From the test suite.)

From the test suite:

(EXP (+ (LOG MOST-POSITIVE-SINGLE-FLOAT) 100))
(EXP (+ (LOG MOST-POSITIVE-DOUBLE-FLOAT) 100))

Both should signal floating-point-overflow, but instead return "1E++0" and "2E++0"