Raymond Toy ?????:
>>>>>>"Vadim" == Vadim V Zhytnikov <vvzhy@mail.ru> writes:
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> Vadim> Plaing with plot3d I noticed yes another bug
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> Vadim> plot3d(1,[x,0,3],[y,0,3]);
> Vadim> plot3d(sin(x),[x,0,3],[y,0,3]);
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> Vadim> produce lisp errors. It seems that plot3d require the expression to
> Vadim> have explicit dependence on exactly two plotting range variables.
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> I see that. CMUCL says I didn't supply enough args. Not sure what to
> do about that.
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> Vadim> Notice that
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> Vadim> plot2d(1,[x,0,3]);
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> Vadim> works well.
>
> Not for me. On CMUCL, I get a bus error.
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> Need to look into this....
>
> Ray
>
>
I've just checked.
plot3d(1,[x,0,3],[y,0,3])
always result in lisp error no matter which lisp we use.
Situation with
plot2d(1,[x,0,3]);
is different. Both gcl and clisp produces some plots.
But they are different and probably only clisp's one
is correct. cmucl indeed produces an error.
This is clearly bug
Best wishes,
Vadim