Am 11.09.2006 um 00:14 schrieb Harald Hanche-Olsen:
It is certainly not normal. I don't see this, running the same software on the same platform. Does it happen when you open the asd file, or when you actually perform an edit on the open file? If the latter, does it happen no matter what you do to the file, for example modifying a comment, or does it happen while changing code?
It only happens when I start modifying the file regardless of editing code or comments.
Recall that changing code may cause communication with the sbcl, in order to inquire about function arguments et cetera. I guess even opening a file with an (in-package :foo) will cause communication with the sbcl concerning the existence of a package named foo.
There is communication going on between sbcl/swank and slime.
So there is plenty of stuff that could go wrong. Maybe you can find a clue in the *slime-events* buffer after things broke.
The following message is printed to *slime-events*
(:emacs-rex (swank:buffer-first-change "/Users/king/develop/myprojects/xmls-path/ xmls-path.asd") ":xmls-path-system" t 263)
and swank writes the following in the SBCL instance I'm running
;; swank:close-connection: end of file on #<SB-SYS:FD-STREAM for "a constant string" {11BADDB9}>
I have no idea why this happen.
Regards, Rüdiger