Number: 749

Date: 19-Apr-84  5':25':12

Submitter: le.pasa

Source: Mark Rosenstein <mbr@nprdc.ARPA>-Wogulis.pasa

Subject: Want TTYIN to pay attention to (RAISE T)

Assigned To: 

Attn: vanMelle.pa

Status: Open

In/By: 

Problem Type: Bug

Impact: Annoying

Difficulty: Moderate

Frequency: Everytime

Priority: Unlikely

System: Text

Subsystem: TTYIN

Machine: 

Disk: 

Lisp Version: Fugue4, Fugue6

Source Files: 

Microcode Version: 

Memory Size: 

File Server: 

Server Software Version: 

Disposition: '
[4/18/84 tl':  changed description of AR according to VanMelle message]'
["vanMelle" "23-Aug-84 14':52':22" Status':(Wish->Open)]

Description: '
(JW 4/18/84': I have verified that these bugs are as reported by Mark Rosenstein)'
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Return-Path': mbr@nprdc'
Received': from nprdc (NPRDC.ARPA) by Xerox.ARPA ; 13 APR 84 15':24':38 PST'
Date': 13 Apr 84 09':10':27 PST'
From': Mark Rosenstein <mbr@nprdc.ARPA>'
Reply-To': mbr@nprdc.ARPA'
To': 1100support.pasa'
Subject': bug reports'
Cc': mbr@nprdc.ARPA, mccand@nprdc.ARPA'
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machine':dorado'
version':Fugue 4'
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Goal that lead to the following bugs': Trying to find if there'
was a way to make interlisp case insensitive.'
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Problem 1': (GETRAISE T)'
Problem': enters Raid'
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Raid': Called from Lisp. Error with Interrupts off'
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Lisp Stack'
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1. Raid'
2. \Lisperror'
3. \Gttermtable'
4. Raise'
5. Getraise'
etc.'
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Yes I know T is not a legal ttbl, but was suprised when lisp'
broke. '
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Problem 2': (RAISE T) doesn''t seem to work'
Problem': seems to have same effect as (RAISE 0).'
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(RAISE T) doesn''t seem to work.'
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Date': 18 Apr 84 12':49 PST'
From': vanMelle.pa'
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Problem 2': Indeed, (RAISE T) and (RAISE 0) are treated identically by TTYIN.  If your LISPXREADFN is instead READ, you will notice the difference.  '


Workaround: 

Test Case: 

Edit-By: vanMelle

Edit-Date: 23-Aug-84 14':52':23