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Carl Shapiro
cmucl
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Update for external format error handlers.
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@@ -57,6 +57,27 @@ New in this release:
- CMUCL no longer crashes on Mac OS X if the dynamic space size is
too large. This was caused by an erroneous value for the
maximum dynamic space size.
- Error handling has been added to external formats. Previously,
all external formats would silently replace bad encodings with a
suitable replacement character. Now, the user can specify how
the errors are handled by using the :DECODING-ERROR and
:ENCODING-ERROR parameters to OPEN. The default is the previous
behavior.
For decoding-error, a character, symbol, or function
can be given. If a character, then that character is used as
the replacement character. For a symbol or function, it must be
a function of 3 arguments: a message string, the offending
octet (or nil), and the number of octets read in the encoding.
If the function returns, it must be the codepoint of the desired
replacement.
For encoding-error, a character, symbol, or function can be
given. If a character, then that character is used as the
replacement character. For a symbol or function, it must be a
function of 2 arguments: a message string and the offending
codepoint. If the function returns, it must be the codepoint of
the desired replacement.
* ANSI compliance fixes:
- COMPILE will update the macro-function if the specified name
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