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Just because a word occurs twice, you can't assume it refers to the same thing. "John was listening to rock when he tripped on a rock": subtle syntactic clue: one...

This is also related to issue #1922 -- a failure to convert "me" to "you"

BoehmGC is "conservative" it knows which memory it is supposed to be managing, and which belongs to someone else. It knows which is which because it knows who called malloc....

@TheScott463 when you reply with your verizon phone, verizon attaches a large quantity of junk to your messages, and that junk gets recorded into github. making it hard-to-read. That's the...

@TheScott463 the "too many root sets" error message is printed by BoehmGC and not by glibc nor by python. This issue is not debugging malloc, but understanding why "too many...

Hmm. Well, writing to memory that doesn't belong to you is famously called a "zero day exploit" and is rewarded with a news headline; so its not quite that. We...

BTW, AnaphoraUTest passes for me, without any issues. I'm running Python 3.5.3 and guile (GNU Guile) 2.9.2 and Boehm GC with the "huge" memory model. My latest guess is that...

Don't say "Psi theory". A core unresolved issue of openpsi is that it's a mashup of two unrelated things. These are: * A mechanism for selecting rules and performing actions,...

this is incoherent. It needs a description of the task.

has this been fixed? Can it be closed?