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| #515 | duplicate | send/stret macro produces Error: unknown arg spec :REGISTERS | ||
| Description |
With e bound to e.g. an event object, I get the following error: ? (ccl::slet ((l (send e 'location-In-Window)))) ;Compiler warnings : ; In an anonymous lambda form: Undeclared free variable E
The form eventually macroexpands (through an amazingly byzantine process) into something containing: (%FF-CALL (%REFERENCE-EXTERNAL-ENTRY-POINT
which %FF-CALL doesn't seem to know what to do with. |
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| #516 | fixed | send/stret macro produces Error: unknown arg spec :REGISTERS | ||
| Description |
With e bound to e.g. an event object, I get the following error:
? (ccl::slet ((l (send e 'location-In-Window))))
;Compiler warnings :
; In an anonymous lambda form: Undeclared free variable E
> Error: unknown arg spec :REGISTERS
> While executing: %FF-CALL, in process Listener(7).
The form eventually macroexpands (through an amazingly byzantine process) into something containing:
(%FF-CALL (%REFERENCE-EXTERNAL-ENTRY-POINT
(LOAD-TIME-VALUE (EXTERNAL "_objc_msgSend")))
:REGISTERS
#:G37
:ADDRESS
E
:ADDRESS
(OBJC:@SELECTOR "locationInWindow")
:VOID)
which %FF-CALL doesn't seem to know what to do with.
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| #1282 | fixed | sertting a large number of macro characters doen't scale well | ||
| Description |
People have reported that it can be prohibitively slow to call SET-MACRO-CHARACTER on all potential Unicode characters. I'm not surprised by this, but I'm not sure that there's a good reason to make it impractical for someone who wants to do this to do so, either. changing the data structures that CCL uses to associate characters with functions can affect things like SET-SYNTAX-FROM-CHAR and COPY-READTABLE as well as SET-MACRO-CHARACTER and (poossibly) SET-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHARACTER. |
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