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trace-method
- To: commonloops.pa@Xerox.COM
- Subject: trace-method
- From: fritzson@bigburd.PRC.Unisys.COM (Richard Fritzson)
- Date: 4 Sep 87 10:05 EDT (Friday)
- Cc: fritzson@bigburd.prc.unisys.com
- Redistributed: commonloops.pa
I've been trying out trace-method and untrace-method. What I find is
that even though
(trace-method '(distance (position position)))
actually does put a traced version of the code in the method-function
slot of the appropriate method object, I still don't get a trace when
I invoke the generic function which executes the method.
To be specific, after executing the above form,
(distance posa posb)
returns the correct result with no trace printed, but if I try this:
(setf (symbol-function 'temporary)
(method-function (get-method (symbol-function 'distance) ()
(list (class-named 'position)
(class-named 'position)))))
(temporary posa posb)
I get the correct result and a trace. How does the system manage to
skip using the method-function of the method object?