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- To: BIL at MIT-MC
- From: David A. Moon <Moon at SCRC-TENEX>
- Date: Fri ,22 Jan 82 02:30:00 EDT
- Cc: BUG-lispm at SCRC-TENEX
- In-reply-to: The message of 21 Jan 82 18:11-EST from BIL at MIT-MC
From: BIL@MIT-MC
Date: 01/21/82 18:11:59
BIL@MIT-MC 01/21/82 18:11:59
To: (BUG LISPM) at MIT-AI
In System 78.44, ZMail 38.5, microcode 840, on Lisp Machine Fifteen:
(apropos 'stream 'zwei) and wait for a *more* and then type break.
At this point:
() => GLOBAL:NIL
Most other symbols, e.g. T, package etc. get trapped upon evaluation.
This is not a bug. If you break in the middle of a program that has special
variables bound (in this case PACKAGE), you should expect to be in the middle
of that program, not at top level. It is a bug that the who-line didn't
display something in the package field, to tell you that the package
was different than what it had been; I guess NIL must mean something special
to the who-line routine.