Hi, >> Where does the error number come from?
It happens to be 5 - 2^30. That does not explain anything, it is probably either an integer overflow (underflow) or just some value interpreted as an integer. It might point experts to the origin in the source code or be a completely arbitrary number. >> At least when LP crashes there >> should be more verbal information, otherwise it is totally useless. Of course, error messages should convey some useful information. There are useful error messages whenever the developers expect some failure. Perhaps you found a condition which nobody was expecting? If you can describe how to reproduce it, an exception with a useful error message can catch this case. But you have to know where it comes from, first. So, that's enough of my guesses. I hope that at least some of them are correct. Best, Joram _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
