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- To: BUG-LISPM at MIT-AI
- From: Daniel L. Weinreb <dlw at MIT-AI>
- Date: Fri ,26 Sep 80 00:20:00 EDT
- Sender: dlw at CADR4 at MIT-AI
If you apply a string to a symbol, the following damaged error message appears:
>>>>TRAP 5273 (ARGTYP FIXNUM PP NIL)
Some argument to EH:MOVE-INSTRUCTION, NAME, was of the wrong type.
Try compiling and running (defun foo () (funcall "foobarbaz" 'bar)), for
example. This comes up in real life when someone tries to send a
message to a character string pathname (there is code in the old 40.1
system that does this; it is fixed in the new system). I think this
error has been mishandled ever since there was an error handler on the
Lisp machine...