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Fix eql-specializer dispatch caching.
When the EQL specializer is a class it may clash with a class specializer, since the class specializer is cached as a class object. Use twice as much space for cache, the cache entry itself and a bit, 1 if it's an eql-specializer, 0 if it's a class specializer. Fixes #295
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@ -129,11 +129,17 @@ fill_spec_vector(cl_object vector, cl_object frame, cl_object gf)
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FEwrong_num_arguments(gf);
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unlikely_if (spec_no >= vector->vector.dim)
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ecl_internal_error("Too many arguments to fill_spec_vector()");
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argtype[spec_no++] =
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(!ECL_LISTP(spec_type) ||
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Null(ecl_memql(args[spec_position], spec_type))) ?
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cl_class_of(args[spec_position]) :
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args[spec_position];
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/* Need to differentiate between EQL specializers and
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class specializers, because the EQL value can be a
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class, and may classh with a class specializer. */
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if (ECL_LISTP(spec_type) && ecl_memql(args[spec_position], spec_type)) {
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argtype[spec_no++] = args[spec_position];
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argtype[spec_no++] = 1;
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} else {
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argtype[spec_no++] = cl_class_of(args[spec_position]);
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argtype[spec_no++] = 0;
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}
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} end_loop_for_on_unsafe(spec_how_list);
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vector->vector.fillp = spec_no;
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return vector;
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@ -160,7 +160,9 @@ ecl_init_env(cl_env_ptr env)
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#endif
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#ifdef CLOS
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env->method_cache = ecl_make_cache(64, 4096);
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/* Needs 128 elements for 64 entries to differentiate between
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EQL specializers and class specializers */
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env->method_cache = ecl_make_cache(128, 4096);
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env->slot_cache = ecl_make_cache(3, 4096);
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#endif
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env->pending_interrupt = ECL_NIL;
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