[17:33:23] inariksit: i just tried to use gftest on my latin grammar and it crashes :( [17:52:12] aha [17:52:18] can you give me the error message? [17:52:46] is it this thing? https://github.com/GrammaticalFramework/gftest/issues/1 [18:18:13] yes, could be the same, but with -u [18:42:09] does it print out anything? [18:42:30] well, I don't know the reason for bruno's bug report either, never had that with my grammars [18:43:12] if it gives you some output, then you could try to narrow it down to the GF function that causes the problem, and compile the PGF you want to test without that function [18:44:17] also just to be sure: did you give -l Lat as an argument? [18:44:52] in case your pgf has more than one language, that is [18:45:03] if it only has latin, then you're fine without an argument [18:46:10] can you attach the grammar to that issue, for a time in future where I have time to develop gftest further [18:46:15] like bruno did [18:51:27] also, if you compiled it with --optimize-pgf, try without and vice versa [18:52:00] if you only want to do -e, -q, -r, -u, it doesn't make a huge difference in speed whether you use --optimize-pgf or not [19:02:44] i used gftest -g Lang.pgf -l Lat -u [19:02:49] okay [19:02:58] and what's the output exactly? [19:03:07] and it printed stuff until ==> Adv: [19:03:07] gftest: Prelude.!!: index too large [19:04:18] can you do -eq as well and see if you also get the error at Adv? [19:04:27] -r is probably not relevant here but you can try that too [19:09:59] -eq fails at V instead [19:11:53] strange, for me -q fails at Adv and doesn't get to V, and -e goes through without fail [19:11:56] https://s.put.re/fnNxxvx5.txt [19:12:56] this is after I did this to LangLat.gf https://gist.github.com/inariksit/29dfa3c639e662b4658228ad3632851f [19:13:14] but that doesn't help, -q and -u still fail at Adv [19:25:01] okay check out the gist, I added a new abstract and concrete that excludes all Advs [19:25:10] now I get the same error in V too