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hi i tend to prefer ccl over other cl implementations. but, when i decided to use it as a web application programing tool recently on a lisp-based http server,like cl-http or hunchentooth, i discovered these http servers does not support ccl, many implementations have ports but ccl not. i am a macintosh and debian user.

In the IDE listener:

? (ed "~/.emacs")

Error: This implementation doesn't provide a resident editor. While executing: ED, in process Listener(4). Type :POP to abort, :R for a list of available restarts. Type :? for other options.

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I haven't been able to reduce that to a small runnable example yet, but when we compile our application with (ccl::snap-reader-methods :known-sealed-world t)

If we subsequently re-define a class, even identically, some existing methods using that class will fail with an "Invalid memory operation". That's with 1.8-r15359 LinuxX8664. Before the patch from http://trac.clozure.com/ccl/changeset/14968 was used, it was a plain crash.

Can CCL be patched so that any class-redefinition after snap-reader-methods would invalidate the snapped reader methods, and possibly issue a warning or continuable error (since a promise was broken)?

Xref: ITA bug 105557