Actually these errors are relatively easy to spot and and often there are solutions for that. Sometimes a compiler might need to be hacked on. The good thing: the compiler is written in Lisp and debugging is possible.
The more nasty errors are lurking for example in the GC... there we move into C and assembler land...
Most platforms have nasty errors. With popular platforms one can hope that many of these have be found and somebody has fixed them already. With language/runtimes which are no so widespread in production one is more likely to find these problems oneself. Especially in more complex runtimes.
The more nasty errors are lurking for example in the GC... there we move into C and assembler land...
Most platforms have nasty errors. With popular platforms one can hope that many of these have be found and somebody has fixed them already. With language/runtimes which are no so widespread in production one is more likely to find these problems oneself. Especially in more complex runtimes.