On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 01:46, Billinghurst, David (CALCRTS) wrote:
> The problem goes away if I comment out a single declaration in
> sys-proclaim.lisp. Of course the test suite takes longer to run
> if it runs to completion - I see around 5-10% improvement in run time.
>
> --- /c/cygwin/usr/local/cvs/maxima/src/sys-proclaim.lisp Sun Jul 25 14:00:40 2004
> +++ sys-proclaim.lisp Tue Jul 27 16:27:40 2004
> @@ -913,7 +913,12 @@
> MAXIMA::MAKE-TSTACK-SLOT MAXIMA::$SORT MAXIMA::$SUBMATRIX
> MAXIMA::$TAYLOR MAXIMA::$TLIMIT MAXIMA::SUM-VAR-SETS
> MAXIMA::$LIMIT MAXIMA::MREAD MAXIMA::X$-CL-MACRO-READ
> - MAXIMA::MFORMAT-TRANSLATE-OPEN MAXIMA::TYIPEEK MAXIMA::TYI
> + MAXIMA::MFORMAT-TRANSLATE-OPEN
> +
> + ;; Here is the problem
> + ;;MAXIMA::TYIPEEK
> +
> + MAXIMA::TYI
> MAXIMA::$SCSIMP MAXIMA::MFORMAT-SYNTAX-CHECK
> MAXIMA::MFORMAT MAXIMA::MTELL MAXIMA::ERRRJF
> MAXIMA::$FACTOROUT MAXIMA::$FREEOF MAXIMA::$PAUSE
Excellent detective work. I would gather from this that it is not a
Maxima bug. I was worried that the problem was one of multiple
definitions of functions, but there is only one definition of tyipeek in
the source.
--Jim