JFYI: the latest “not-a-box” commits need today’s Chez

Am I mistaken or does it matter what order the includes are in a chez file? For example: spall@spall:~/iu/hash-tables/not-a-box$ make racket convert.rkt expander.rktl expander.scm echo '(reset-handler abort) (keyboard-interrupt-handler abort)' '(optimize-level 3)' '(compile-file "core.sls")' \| scheme -q compiling core.sls with output to core.so Exception: attempt to reference unbound identifier raise-argument-error at line 8, char 17 of <http://core-symbol.ss\|core-symbol.ss> make: *** [core.so] Error 255 This error is fixed by moving the include for core-symbol to below the include for core-error. This seems to be a new problem though, so I’m confused.

@mflatt @samth

The order can matter, but I’m not seeing that issue. Do you have any changes relative to the “master” branch?

Yes, im surprised they would break this though. Thanks for letting me know the problem is on my end

My guess is that you’re calling gensym with a bad argument, and gensym wants to complain, but the raise-argument-error function to complain hasn’t been defined, yet.