Joseph Ferano
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A stopped program was said not to have installed what was delivered. The commonest way to stop is to install a body and have it error, so that asserted non-installation in precisely the case where the body is running; the daemon cannot read a cell back either way, and now says that. What is certain is only that nothing further installs until it resumes. And the source location came from the session rather than from the build it was showing. Session.eval replaces the checked program the moment a form checks — before the build, before delivery — so an evaluation that checked and then failed to build left a reply showing the host's code, saying nothing had been delivered, and pointing at a buffer whose code never landed. A daemon whose llc is [false] is the whole test.
