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Now that I'm doing more testing/debugging, I find the listener very often gets in a state where hitting return reports Hemlock error "Marks in different buffers have no relation", and the only recourse is to kill the listener (not fun if you have state in a breakloop). I don't have a specific repeatable case, but because of ticket:80 I'm doing a lot of copying and pasting between the listener and editor buffers, and that might have something to do with it.

(F04E4B90) : 0 (REPORT-CONDITION-IN-HEMLOCK-FRAME #<SIMPLE-ERROR #xC417CD6> #<HEMLOCK-LISTENER-FRAME <HemlockListenerFrame: 0x2871400> (#x2871400)>) 528

(CONDITION CCL::FRAME)

CONDITION: #<SIMPLE-ERROR #xC417CD6> CCL::FRAME: #<HEMLOCK-LISTENER-FRAME <HemlockListenerFrame: 0x2871400> (#x2871400)>

SEMAPHORE: #<SEMAPHORE #xC417C66> CCL::MESSAGE: #<NS-MUTABLE-STRING "Marks in different buffers have no relation." (#x5E0AA0)> CCL::SEM-VALUE: #<NS-NUMBER 92575 (#x5F36B0)> CCL::PARAMPTRS: #<A Foreign Pointer [stack-allocated]

see summary

Start a fresh CCL 1.6 (64bit Mac OS 10.6.7) and eval the following two forms; this will work as it should.

(defstruct foo a)

(defun baz () (flet ((foo-a (x y) (+ x y))) (foo-a 1 2)))

Now put the two forms in a file, and load the file. The result is a compiler error:

? (load "Users/brooks/Desktop/test.lisp")

Error: While compiling BAZ :

Extra args (1 2) for (LAMBDA (FOO) ...), in process Listener(6).

Alternatively, if the flet defined foo-a to have a single arg, then the compiler would not complain, but subsequently eval'ing (baz) will generate a type error:

? (baz)

Error: value 2 is not of the expected type FOO.