Alex's response below informs us why you get an error on 32-bit but
not on 64. The error can only occur when there's an equivalent hash
in the table (in hash-table-update!). On a 32-bit system, only the
last 8 string chars are significant so reg_effective_date and
reg_ineffective_date hash to the
> "JP" == Jean-Philippe Theberge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JP> (define BP (make-hash-table 500))
There's your problem. The parameters for MAKE-HASH-TABLE are:
(make-hash-table [eq-fn hash-fn init-size])
... so the first argument, if provided, should be a function to test
if two key
Zbigniew wrote:
Looks like I forgot to reply to the list.
Removing the 500 fixed the problem. But it doesn't explain why it
works on the one machine. Peter Bex confirmed the error correctly
occurs on multiple platforms (including x86-64 and sparc64). If this
bothers you, I would try cleaning
Looks like I forgot to reply to the list.
Removing the 500 fixed the problem. But it doesn't explain why it
works on the one machine. Peter Bex confirmed the error correctly
occurs on multiple platforms (including x86-64 and sparc64). If this
bothers you, I would try cleaning all remnants of Ch
Hi,
I hope you can help me as I really dont understand what is the cause of
my problem here.
The code below work perfecly well on my computer (Version 2.732 -
linux-unix-gnu-x86-64)
but give me errors on my server (Version 2.732 - linux-unix-gnu-x86)
The error log say: (first few lines are
