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This "special case" isn't general enough to cover situations, when width is too small. If we print ie "3.1421", then at least three characters are required, but printing "0.1231" requires only two of them. Also 0 is a valid argument forcing using minimal set of characters to print number reliably (with smallest accuracy possible). Signed-off-by: Daniel Kochmański <dkochmanski@turtle-solutions.eu> |
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You can find the preprocessed documentation in ./doc in HTML format.
Debugging via GDB:
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src/util/gdbinit (and, therefore, build/.gdbinit) defines
a few convenience things - T, NIL, and, even more important,
ecl_print.
This is a GDB function that prints a 'cl_object' human-readably:
(gdb) ecl_print x
$39 = t_fixnum
$40 = (ecl_base_char *) 0x42b4000 "10652336"
And another that helps to see a thread state:
(gdb) ecl_eval "cl:*package*"
Please note that double quotes have to be escaped:
(gdb) ecl_eval "(concatenate 'string \"a\" \"b\")"
Both will give a string with "readable" content, and a pretty-printed one.
Using VIM:
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.git/tags is a VIM-compatible tag file; if you're using
the fugitive plugin, it will be used automatically.
About testing:
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make check
to (get, initialize and) run the tests
make -C build/tests do-regressions
make -C build/tests do-ansi
make -C build/tests do-quicklisp
make -C build/tests do-mop-tests
runs the specified tests
make -C build/tests/ show-fails
prints results