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[ sisc-Bugs-1447041 ] missing procedure names in error messages: msg#00007

Subject: [ sisc-Bugs-1447041 ] missing procedure names in error messages
Bugs item #1447041, was opened at 2006-03-10 08:09
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Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 3
Submitted By: Matthias Radestock (mradestock)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: missing procedure names in error messages

Initial Comment:
The following are examples where I was expecting error
messages to contain a procedure name, but
"indeterminate call" or "from call to/argument of" gets
reported instead:

SISC (1.13.0-alpha)
#;> (define (bar) (/ 1 0))
#;> (+ (bar) 1 2)
Error in /: division by zero.
console:1:15: <from call to />
console:2:4: <from call to bar>
#;> (if (bar) 1 2)
Error in /: division by zero.
console:1:15: <from call to />
console:3:5: <indeterminate call>
#;> (let ([foo (lambda () (/ 1 0))])
  (+ (foo) 1 2))
Error in /: division by zero.
console:4:23: <from call to />
console:5:6: <from call to/argument of +>
#;> (let ()
  (define (foo) (/ 1 0))
  (+ (foo) 1 2))
Error in /: division by zero.
console:7:17: <from call to />
console:8:6: <from call to/argument of +>
#;>


Of the above, only the first example - (+ (bar) 1 2) -
produced the error message I expected.

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