On 19/11/2010, at 9:06 AM, john skaller wrote:
>
> [cal_call] call non procedure, index_10342<10342>[<T10340>]
> type=int * (int * <T10340> -> void) * avl[<T10340>] -> (int * (int * <T10340>
> -> void) * avl[<T10340>] -> void)
> In build/release-optimized/lib/std/avl.flx: line 204, cols 5 to 19
> 203: }
> 204: aux(0, f, tree);
> ***************
> 205: }
>
> remember, none of the tables I'm building and caching on disk are actually
> used: the only side effect I know about is gratuitous incrementation of the
> fresh bid counter.
>
> If you look at name of the routine above it is "index_10342" (hmm .. that
> number
> was lower before .. ) This is what the print routine says when the index can't
> be found in the symbol table.. yet it has a type:
>
> T -> (T -> void)
>
> which is a function taking a T and returning a procedure accepting a T.
> It isn't a procedure, but it also isn't the aux() function you can see, that's
> was just bound (correctly).
>
Removing AVL tree from the build ...
CLIENT ERROR
[bind_exe: fun_return ] return of index_8651<8651>[<T8648>, <T8649>]:
fun return type:
list[<T8648>] -> list[<T8649>]
must have same type as return expression:
list[<T8648>] -> (list[<T8648>] -> list[<T8649>])
In build/release-optimized/lib/std/list.flx: line 123, cols 1 to 3
122: return aux x Empty[U];
123: }
***
124:
Clearly the same bug .. why can't I see what it is?
--
john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
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