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Close encounters of the weird kind

Schwab,Wilhelm K
Eliot, all,

My GSL code, with callbacks is confusing me.  First, I call gsl_multifit_fdfsolver_set().  This seems to work, hitting various callbacks (apparently successfully), but then gives an error with #'bad number of arguments'.  I have looked, and don't see an invalid number of arguments anywhere.  I can proceed past that(??), only to crash  in gsl_multiroot_fdfsolver_iterate().

The C backtrace appears below.  Is there anything I might glean from it?  Any ideas?

Bill


C stack backtrace:
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/CogVM[0x80968b1]
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/CogVM[0x8096a52]
[0xb7720410]
/usr/lib/libgsl.so.0(gsl_multifit_fdfsolver_iterate+0x37)[0x759fc5a7]
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/libSqueakFFIPrims.so(primitiveCallout+0x4b2)[0x75c682a2]
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/CogVM(interpret+0x3f68)[0x808dcc8]
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/CogVM[0x808fc97]
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/CogVM[0x8090664]
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/CogVM(main+0x38a)[0x809774a]
/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xe6)[0xb7580bd6]
/home/bills/Work2012/Pharo-1.3/CogVM[0x805acc1]