tstein@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Tomas Stein) (05/31/90)
Please, we desperately need help fast!
Hi,
I am having trouble with getting PCL up on KCL here at Cal Poly, San
Luis Obispo. This Signal 11 error is a segmentation violation, but I
don't know why (or where) it breaks. Here is the configuration.
Running KCL (June 3, '87) on a Sun 3/50 with a file server (Sun 3/260?).
SUN OS 4.0.3
cc 1.103 (This is the C compiler that PCL is using, is there a way to
change that to use gcc? We have the latest version of that.)
The machines only have 4 meg of RAM, and 10 meg of swap.
I added the call to
(si:catch-bad-signals)
before starting the compile of PCL, and I now get the following error
message. Any suggestions are welcomed and greatly appreciated.
Tomas
(tstein@polyslo.calpoly.edu)
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Compiling FIXUP...
Compiling /blackbird/home/clos/pcl_src/fixup.lisp.
COMPUTE-EFFECTIVE-METHOD...trampoline...fixed...
Error: Signal 11 caught.
The internal memory may be broken.
You should check the signal and exit from Lisp.
Error signalled by FIX-EARLY-GENERIC-FUNCTIONS.
Backtrace: > eval > FIX-EARLY-GENERIC-FUNCTIONS
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; (FIX-EARLY-GENERIC-FUNCTIONS T) is being compiled.
;;; The form (FIX-EARLY-GENERIC-FUNCTIONS T) was not evaluated successfully.
;;; You are recommended to compile again.
No FASL generated.
Loading binary of FIXUP...
Error: Cannot open the file /blackbird/home/clos/pcl_bin/fixup.o.
Error signalled by LOAD.
Broken at LOAD. Type :H for Help.
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Unrecoverable error: Can't allocate. Good-bye!.
Unrecoverable error: signal 6 caught (during GBC).
Unrecoverable error: signal 6 caught (during GBC).