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- To: (BUG LISP) at MIT-MC, GLS at SU-AI
- From: JPG at MIT-MC (Jeffrey P. Golden)
- Date: Mon, 13 Aug 79 07:27:00 GMT
- Cc: LPH at MIT-MC
- Original-date: 13 AUG 1979 0327-EDT
JPG@MIT-MC 22 AUG 1978 0350-EDT
To: (BUG LISP) at MIT-MC
It would be nice if something were done about the cute
"gleep! out of bit blocks" message. This message is unintelligible
to us all wrt the state it is trying to convey and its seriousness.
E.g., can a MACSYMA be reasonably continued after the user receives
this message? Can it happen when (STATUS MEMFREE) is not 0?
And exactly what does it mean as far as the functioning of the GC
or whatever?
I sent the above message almost a year ago but have gotten no response.
The "gleep" message is still confusing MACSYMA users. Guy, if we
appended an "Out of core" line or some such that would help. What
do you think?