"Bill Page" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think it is a good idea but that it need not be a high priority.

I agree as well.  If I worked in that direction it would be a side
project which would get my attention only on occasion. 

> Perhaps related but much more important to me would be a general
> cleanup of the output of the SPAD compiler. Right now it might be at
> best said to be "spectacularly obscure". (I recall Gaby quoting one of
> his students who shared this view of the SPAD output and error
> messages.). It seems to me that the current diagnostic output was
> intended to be intelligible only to someone who was familiar with the
> internal design of the SPAD compiler. Surely it is possible to produce
> compiler output that makes sense to someone who only programs at the
> SPAD level.

I wish I had the motivation to do the work and refit the current
compiler with a proper error facility.  This is just another thing I
hope to solve `for free' as a consequence of the Lisp rewrite.


Take care,
Steve



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