--- src/QuadFunction.cc (revision 686)
+++ src/QuadFunction.cc (working copy)
@@ -1604,7 +1604,7 @@
}
Function * fun = fun_symbol->get_function();
- if (fun_symbol == 0)
+ if (fun == 0)
{
CERR << "symbol " << fun_name_ucs << " is not a function" << endl;
return
Using ⎕TRACE or ⎕STOP with some other symbol than user defined
function either through T∆/S∆ or directly, either for querying or
setting, results in a segmentation fault:
A←3
⎕TRACE'A'
SEGMENTATION FAULT
--
On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 5:45 AM, wrote:
> Is there documentation on how to use ⎕TRACE ? I ran info apl | grep ⎕TRACE
> and found nothing. It does not look like it is listed in the IBM APL2 manual
> either.
⎕STOP and ⎕TRACE are defined in ISO 13751. They are part of
optional facility "Trace and
Hi Bug-apl, Is there documentation on how to use ⎕TRACE ? I ran info apl | grep ⎕TRACE and found nothing. It does not look like it is listed in the IBM APL2 manual either. -Alex
On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 3:29 PM, Michael Potter wrote:
> APL2000 does not appear to have an )OUT command.
>
> We get:
> "INCORRECT COMMAND" in response to:
> )OUT
> )OUT SOMEFILE
> )OUT C:SOMEFILE
I think in APL2000 it should be ]OUT starting with square bracket.
At least that's what comp.lang.ap
Hi Michael,
yes. GNU APL supports scripts, which are basically (UTF-8 encoded)
text files containing executable APL code.
If you are lucky then your interpreter supports 2 ⎕TF xxx
(which converts an APL function or variable xxx into
executable
APL2000 does not appear to have an )OUT command.
We get:
"INCORRECT COMMAND" in response to:
)OUT
)OUT SOMEFILE
)OUT C:SOMEFILE
There are about 100 modules in this workspace, so I would rather not cut
and paste them between interpreters.
Any other ideas?
On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 8:33 AM, Juergen
Hi Michael,
in principle it is possible to exchange workspaces between
different APL interpreters.
However, the workspace files produced by one interpreters cannot
be loaded by another
interpreter directly, and trying to do so leads to errors
