C RVM fails to executes benchmarks properly with -f+ flat-closure

[chouettevan]

When using the C RVM with -f+ flat-closure, some benchmarks fail to execute correctly

Steps to reproduce

1. clone the latest version of ribbit
2. once in src, run HOST=c TEST_TAGS=bench TEST_FEATURES='-f+ flat-closure' make check

Expected behavior

The checks succeed, showing that ribbit is working correctly

Acutal behavior

make[1]: Entering directory '/tmp/ribbit/src/host/c'
Running tests with these options:
 - Host: c
 - Ribbit Compiler: ./rsc-gsc.exe
 - Host Compiler: 
 - Tags: bench
 - Options:
  1. (no option)
  2. '-f+ flat-closure'
Printed numbers are related to the current option being tested from the list above. Tests themselves can be run with different libraries causing numbers to appear multiple times.

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/ack.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/array1.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/boyer.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/browse.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
❌
>>>>>> [run: '-l define-macro -l r4rs' features: '-f+ flat-closure' input: '' argv: '']
>>>>>> Error during test execution (see .tests/browse.scm.0.err)
>>>>>> Compile with : './rsc-gsc.exe -t c -l define-macro -l r4rs -f+ flat-closure -o .tests/browse.scm.c tests/05-benchmarks/browse.scm'
>>>>>> See error below.
*** Function called with an unexpected number of arguments
-> Number of expected argument by the function: 35075858044592
-> Number of applied argument by the caller: 1

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/cpstak.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/ctak.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/deriv.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/destruc.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
❌
>>>>>> [run: '-l define-macro -l r4rs' features: '-f+ flat-closure' input: '' argv: '']
>>>>>> Error during test execution (see .tests/destruc.scm.0.err)
>>>>>> Compile with : './rsc-gsc.exe -t c -l define-macro -l r4rs -f+ flat-closure -o .tests/destruc.scm.c tests/05-benchmarks/destruc.scm'
>>>>>> See error below.
*** Function called with an unexpected number of arguments
-> Number of expected argument by the function: 35010415179702
-> Number of applied argument by the caller: 2

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/diviter.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/divrec.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/earley.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
❌
>>>>>> [run: '-l define-macro -l r4rs' features: '-f+ flat-closure' input: '' argv: '']
>>>>>> Error during test execution (see .tests/earley.scm.0.err)
>>>>>> Compile with : './rsc-gsc.exe -t c -l define-macro -l r4rs -f+ flat-closure -o .tests/earley.scm.c tests/05-benchmarks/earley.scm'
>>>>>> See error below.
*** Function called with an unexpected number of arguments
-> Number of expected argument by the function: 34968404495036
-> Number of applied argument by the caller: 2

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/equal.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/fibc.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/fib.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/gcbench.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/graphs.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
❌
>>>>>> [run: '-l define-macro -l r4rs' features: '-f+ flat-closure' input: '' argv: '']
>>>>>> Error during test execution (see .tests/graphs.scm.0.err)
>>>>>> Compile with : './rsc-gsc.exe -t c -l define-macro -l r4rs -f+ flat-closure -o .tests/graphs.scm.c tests/05-benchmarks/graphs.scm'
>>>>>> See error below.
*** Function called with an unexpected number of arguments
-> Number of expected argument by the function: 35132028060512
-> Number of applied argument by the caller: 5

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/lattice.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/matrix.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/mazefun.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/maze.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
❌
>>>>>> [run: '-l define-macro -l r4rs' features: '-f+ flat-closure' input: '' argv: '']
>>>>>> Error during test execution (see .tests/maze.scm.0.err)
>>>>>> Compile with : './rsc-gsc.exe -t c -l define-macro -l r4rs -f+ flat-closure -o .tests/maze.scm.c tests/05-benchmarks/maze.scm'
>>>>>> See error below.
*** Function called with an unexpected number of arguments
-> Number of expected argument by the function: 35032303240974
-> Number of applied argument by the caller: 2

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/mperm.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
❌
>>>>>> [run: '-l define-macro -l r4rs' features: '-f+ flat-closure' input: '' argv: '']
>>>>>> Error during test execution (see .tests/mperm.scm.0.err)
>>>>>> Compile with : './rsc-gsc.exe -t c -l define-macro -l r4rs -f+ flat-closure -o .tests/mperm.scm.c tests/05-benchmarks/mperm.scm'
>>>>>> See error below.
*** Function called with an unexpected number of arguments
-> Number of expected argument by the function: 35101641875738
-> Number of applied argument by the caller: 2

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/nboyer.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
❌
>>>>>> [run: '-l define-macro -l r4rs' features: '-f+ flat-closure' input: '' argv: '']
>>>>>> Error during test execution (see .tests/nboyer.scm.0.err)
>>>>>> Compile with : './rsc-gsc.exe -t c -l define-macro -l r4rs -f+ flat-closure -o .tests/nboyer.scm.c tests/05-benchmarks/nboyer.scm'
>>>>>> See error below.
*** Function called with an unexpected number of arguments
-> Number of expected argument by the function: 34935094005882
-> Number of applied argument by the caller: 2

-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/nqueens.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/ntakl.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/paraffins.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/peval.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/primes.scm : \c
1\c
2\c
✅
-------------------- tests/05-benchmarks/puzzle.scm : \c
1\c

Some tests pass while others fail to execute properly. Note that the output was truncated for brevity