I'm not hugely familiar with the internals of starman, my primary area of understanding and expertise is in the sort of recursive data structures and systems needed to create the lisp-ish style super-templating system now known as Diamond.

This stuff is too low level for me, I figured one of you lot might have a clue before I go bothering Miyagawa, whose time is several orders of magnitude more valuable than yours.

Generally speaking, anything I write is solid reliable and works perfectly long term, however balanced against that is a very high amount of respect I hold for Miyagawa and the quality of his code, such that I believe the fault to be in my own code.

All I need to know is what might cause starman to screw up like this, a probable cause, that is all. From there I'm quite capable of investigating and fixing the problem whether it's in my code or in starman itself, makes no difference.

In reply to Re^10: Starman problem by Logicus
in thread Starman problem by Logicus

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