Subject: Re: QUestion
From: Craig Chambers (chambers@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Mon Jul 09 2001 - 12:46:35 PDT
Wow, that's really weird. You shouldn't be getting non-reproducible behavior
like that. I assume you mean you restart Vortex from scratch, with exactly the
same inputs, and it breaks in a different place? I assume you're also using the
Vortex executable that comes with the distribution, not one you've modified
yourself?
Incidentally, you can try to save your work when you hit that kind of error. At
the debug> prompt, type recover, which should get you back to the Vortex>
prompt, at which point you can either try make again (if the bug isn't
reproducible), or you can save a checkpoint, then restart Vortex from scratch,
load your checkpoint, and start compiling again (to hopefully have a fresher,
less broken state to resume compiling from). (If the bug were reproducible,
then this procedure wouldn't help avoid the bug, but just reach it faster.)
-- Craig
Antonio Ake wrote:
>
> Hello. I am working with the Java front-end. I am compiling 160 files
> (because I am compiling java.lang, java.util, java.io). When I tried to
> compile my program, I received this message error:
>
> ** Error: message "is_specified" with 1 arg not understood.
> Called as:
> is_specified(<anon/string_view/: 0x40e23681>)
> debug>
> I have to start again my compilation, because I can't resume it. The
> strange things are:
> 1. The compilation process, most of the times, is stopped in a different
> file every time the message error is shown.
> 2. After 5 o 6 tries all the files get compiled and the executable of my
> program is created.
>
> What can I do to avoid this message error?
>
> Regards
>
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