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CCL from trunk crashes on linux-x8632 (2.6.24 kernel, glibc-2.7, Pentim 4 prescott CPU). Here is backtrace:

(#xB7E3CF94) #x1402AD9D : #<Function (:INTERNAL REVIVE-SHARED-LIBRARIES) #x1402AD36> + 103
(#xB7E3CFB0) #x140283FD : #<Function %WALK-SHARED-LIBRARIES #x1402835E> + 159
(#xB7E3CFC4) #x1402A9CD : #<Function REVIVE-SHARED-LIBRARIES #x1402A81E> + 431
(#xB7E3CFE0) #x1402B725 : #<Function REFRESH-EXTERNAL-ENTRYPOINTS #x1402B61E> + 263
(#xB7E3CFE8) #x1480A5ED : #<Function RESTORE-LISP-POINTERS #x1480A5A6> + 71

Registers:

%eax = 0x00000000
%ecx = 0x00000000
%edx = 0x1490F83E
%ebx = 0xFFFF84B0
%esp = 0xB7DE0F78
%ebp = 0xB7DE0F94
%esi = 0xFFFF84B0
%edi = 0x14026E96
%eip = 0x1402737C

%ebx (arg_z) = -7892
%esi (arg_y) = -7892
------
%edi (fn) = #<Function SONAME-PTR-FROM-LINK-MAP #x14026E96>
------
%ecx (temp0) = 0
%edx (temp1) = #<MACPTR #xB7FC8940>

Reported by Ron Garret in ​openmcl-devel:

9. Clicking on a previous input in the listener and hitting "return"

copies the entire input sexpr instead of just the one corresponding to the current selection. And clicking on previous output and hitting return or enter does nothing unless the output is actually selected.

The Bosco HOWTO shows in a step-by-step fashion how to create a Cocoa application, using OpenMCL and Bosco. Bosco in its old form is now obsolete, and we could use an updated HOWTO that shows how to create a Cocoa application using current OpenMCL facilities.