[cl-debian] Bug#443520: Subject: clisp: Error on startup "invalid byte #xC3 in CHARSET:ASCII conversion"

[Andreas Krüger]

Hello, Pierre and Peter,

Pierre writes:

> I would consider it a rather major bug if clisp was scanning my $HOME
> without me asking it do to that, BTW.

Yes. This is quite my own opinion, too.

But exactly that seems to happen. To test, I tried compiling an empty
file:

cat /dev/null > no.lisp; strace -o lisp.trace clisp -c no.lisp

That file lisp.trace (which I'll include) has, among other things:

open("/home/andreas/.",
   O_RDONLY|O_NONBLOCK|O_LARGEFILE|O_DIRECTORY) = 5

So, what do we make out of that?

Andreas
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