(BTW, I should've mentioned in my earlier mail tonight that the patch got me past compilation failures on Linux; my original report complaining of some format string problems was on a Mac laptop, where I haven't tried the build again.)
>From the comments, it looks like the list returned by scm_i_dynwinds
can have both cons cells and smob objects in it, like the winder
object that was keeping the snarf step from working for me.
This patch causes the SCM_CDAR invocation to be applied only if the
SCM_CAR is a pair.
BTW, under SCM_DEBUG=1 it'd be nice if SCM_SMOB_OBJECT*,
SCM_SMOB_DATA*, etc, would check that the passed object is a smob. I
don't think that's happening.
Ken
2005-07-01 Ken Raeburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* throw.c (scm_ithrow): Only use SCM_CDAR if SCM_CAR is known to
be a cons cell.
throw-patch
Description: patch for throw.c to not run SCM_CDR on non-pairs
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