Re: SBCL 2.6.0 fails to compile maxima on powerpc: Heap exhausted, game over

Did it get approximately this far for you and then crash in "numth.lisp"?
I suspect an infinite loop in the compiler when processing floating-point
depending on the architecture. 32-bit x86 worked fine.

;   (SB-C::%DEFINE-COMPILER-MACRO 'MAXIMA::$JACOBI

;                                 (SB-INT:NAMED-LAMBDA (COMPILER-MACRO

;                                                       MAXIMA::$JACOBI)

;                                     (#:EXPR #:ENV)

;                                   "Compiler-macro to convert calls to
$JACOBI to JACOBI-IMPL"

;                                   (DECLARE

;                                    (SB-C::LAMBDA-LIST (&REST
#:REST-ARGS2)))

;                                   (DECLARE (IGNORE #:ENV))

;                                   (SB-INT:NAMED-DS-BIND (:MACRO
MAXIMA::$JACOBI

;                                                          .
DEFINE-COMPILER-MACRO)

;                                       (&REST #:REST-ARGS2)

;                                       (SB-C::COMPILER-MACRO-ARGS #:EXPR)

;                                     (DECLARE

;                                      (SB-C::CONSTANT-VALUE #:REST-ARGS2)

;                                      (SB-C::NO-COMPILER-MACRO
MAXIMA::$JACOBI))

;                                     (BLOCK MAXIMA::$JACOBI

;                                       `(,'MAXIMA::JACOBI-IMPL

;                                         ,@#:REST-ARGS2)))))

;

; caught STYLE-WARNING:

;   1 call to MAXIMA::$JACOBI was compiled before a compiler-macro was
defined for

;   it. A declaration of NOTINLINE at the call site will eliminate this
warning, as

;   will defining the compiler-macro before its first potential use.

Heap exhausted during garbage collection: 0 bytes available, 8 requested.

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