Something strange with lisp-to-objc-message

[pjb@…]

When I load my code, it seems to break lisp-to-objc-message:

1 > (ccl::compute-lisp-to-objc-message '(:INIT-WITH-FRAME))

"initWithFrame:" 1 > (ccl::lisp-to-objc-message '(:INIT-WITH-FRAME))

"initWithFrame" ; <--- no colon! 1 >

However, apart from importing/exporting this symbol (and others from objc and ccl) to my own oclo package, I don't touch it and don't redefine it, nor any other symbol from ccl or objc. From the source or the disassembly, I can't understand how it's possible to get this result.

I provide all my code, and ccl-bug-p--*.txt files giving the *inferior-lisp* and *slime-repl-ccl* buffers.

I'm working on a reader macro to read an Objective-C -like syntax.

[pjb@…]

Tarball with source and *inferior-lisp* and *slime-repl-ccl* buffers. Use first two forms of scratch.lisp as template to load it.

[pjb@…]

Ok, I found the problem, it was in my code. Sorry for the noise.