[Chicken-users] test egg

[Curtis Cooley]

I'm trying to get the test egg working, but I'm not getting very far.
I'm using chicken to learn scheme, so I'm really new at all this. I'm
running Linux Mint 11, but I've downloaded and compiled chicken 4.7
because Mint came with 4.2 and I could not even get the test egg to
load. Any help or pointers are much appreciated. I'm trying to take a
TDD pass through SICM.

Here's the output from csi:

#;1> (require-extension test)
; loading /usr/local/lib/chicken/6/test.import.so ...
; loading /usr/local/lib/chicken/6/regex.import.so ...
; loading /usr/local/lib/chicken/6/irregex.import.so ...
; loading /usr/local/lib/chicken/6/extras.import.so ...
; loading /usr/local/lib/chicken/6/test.so ...
; loading /usr/local/lib/chicken/6/regex.so ...
#;2> (test 4 (+ 2 2))

Error: (cdr) bad argument type: #f

        Call history:

        <syntax>          (##core#lambda () 4)
        <syntax>          (##core#begin 4)
        <syntax>          (lambda38 () (+ 2 2))
        <syntax>          (##core#lambda () (+ 2 2))
        <syntax>          (##core#begin (+ 2 2))
        <syntax>          (+ 2 2)
        <syntax>          (cons39 (cons39 (quote40 name41) #f) (quote40 
((source42 +
2 2) (source36 + 2 2))))
        <syntax>          (cons39 (quote40 name41) #f)
        <syntax>          (quote40 name41)
        <syntax>          (##core#quote name41)
        <syntax>          (quote40 ((source42 + 2 2) (source36 + 2 2)))
        <syntax>          (##core#quote ((source42 + 2 2) (source36 + 2 2)))
        <eval>    (test-run37 (lambda38 () 4) (lambda38 () (+ 2 2)) (cons39
(cons39 (quote40 name41) #f) (quote40 ((so......
        <eval>    (cons39 (cons39 (quote40 name41) #f) (quote40 ((source42 + 2
2) (source36 + 2 2))))
        <eval>    (cons39 (quote40 name41) #f)
        <eval>    (+ 2 2)       <--

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