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$ ccl -n -l q.lisp

Error: Stack overflow on value stack.

Tail call optimization did not happen.

May be I miss something...

For CASE forms with suitably small ranges of integer keys, the compiler could generate a jump table (or binary search, or a combination of the two) rather than the obvious linear search.

With "Version 1.3-r12839M (LinuxPPC32)" and Ubuntu 7.10, the following

(with-output-to-string

(stream) (ccl:run-program

"sh" `("-c"

,(format

nil "echo ~a | aspell -a --encoding=utf-8 --lang=~a" "dpg" "en"))

:output stream))

works as expected, while

(with-output-to-string

(stream) (ccl:run-program

"sh" `("-c"

,(format

nil "echo ~a | aspell -a --encoding=utf-8 --lang=~a" "сабака" "ru"))

:output stream))

does not (no suggestions are showed). Both worked five years ago on MacOS X, and in shell aspell works correctly. Some investigation showed that the problem is in the encoding RUN-PROGRAM uses for io. CCL is started with

-K utf-8 --eval '(setf *default-file-character-encoding* :utf-8)'

but it seems it's not enough...