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From: blok@nl.utwente.cs (Rintcius Blok)
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Hello, 

I  have a problem with loading libraries among which
the library prettyp.
When I try to build this library I get this message:


  echo 'set_flag(`abort_when_fail`,true);;'\
       'loadf `PP_printer/PP_printer`;;'\
       'loadf `PP_parser/pp_lang1_pp`;;'\
       'compilet `PP_parser/pp_lang2_pp`;;'\
       'quit();;' | ../../hol 

            _  _    __    _      __    __
     |___   |__|   |  |   |     |__|  |__|
     |      |  |   |__|   |__   |__|  |__|
   
            Version 2.0, built on 14/9/92

  #false : bool

  ......................................................
  ......................................................
  ......() : void

  #.
  error -- 
  evaluation failed     lisp error
  evaluation failed     load -- PP_parser/pp_lang1_pp
  *** Error code 1
  make: Fatal error: Command failed for target 
             `PP_parser/pp_lang2_pp_ml.o'

Does anyone know what is going wrong?

I also get a lisp error in a self made (rather large) program.
However I am not using lisp directly in this program.
Is it possible that it gives a lisp error for reasons of 
too less memory?

Thanks for any help,

Rintcius Blok.
