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- To: MACRAK at MIT-MC
- From: Alan Bawden <ALAN at MIT-MC>
- Date: Tue, 29 Dec 81 02:01:00 GMT
- Cc: BUG-BINPRT at MIT-MC, BUG-LISP at MIT-MC
- Original-date: 28 December 1981 21:01-EST
From: MACRAK@MIT-MC
Date: Sun, 28 Dec 81 17:47:05 GMT
Original-Date: 12/28/81 13:47:05 EDT
Subject:
:Binprt sys;ts macsym and :binprt sys2;ts emacs report Checksum errors.
Is that really true? Or does that mean something else?
As I understand the checksum algorithm it is really true. In fact I
believe that I once determined that whenever a lisp is dumped the
indirect symbol table block at the end of the file is given a bogus
checksum. I never bothered to report this to bug-lisp (until now)
because it seemed more reasonable to fix binprt to simply report the
error (rather than crapping out, as it used to do). I suppose the
emacs dumper has the same problem.
Date: 28 December 1981 14:18-EST
From: Stavros M. Macrakis <MACRAK at MIT-MC>
Subject: Binprt
To: BUG-BINPRT at MIT-MC
Kindly verify :info binprt.
Seems correct to me.