Unbound variable pages with the TeX back-end on Mac OS X

[Édouard Gilbert]

Hi,

I got some troubles using the TeX (or TeXstr) back-end.

Here is what happens with the TeXstr back-end :
$ lilypond --backend=texstr test.ly
GNU LilyPond 2.8.5
Processing `test.ly'
Parsing...
Interpreting music... [3]
Preprocessing graphical objects... 
Calculating line breaks... [3][4]
Calculating page breaks...
Layout output to `test.texstr'...ERROR: In procedure ly_outputter_dump_stencil:
ERROR: Wrong type argument in position 1 (expecting Paper_outputter): 
#<Prob: page C++: Prob
((stencil . #<Stencil  >) (space-left . 127.420679229294) 
(bottom-system-edge . -32.1577459675566) 
(penalty . 0.0) (configuration 6.82866141732283 11.8286614173228) 
(force . 0.0) (lines #<Prob: 
paper-system C++: Prob((Y-offset . 6.82866141732283) (number . 1) 
(stencil . #<Stencil  >))((is-title . 
#t) (is-book-title . #t)) >
 #<Prob: paper-system C++: Prob((Y-offset . 11.8286614173228) 
(number . 2) (system-grob . #<Grob 
System >) (refpoint-Y-extent -4.92908455023374 . -4.92908455023374) 
(penalty . 10000) (stencil . 
#<Stencil  >))() >
) (prev . #f) (printable-height . 150.57842519685) (foot-stencil . #<Stencil  
>) 
(head-stencil . #<Stencil  >)
(page-number . 1) (is-last . #t) (paper-book . #<Paper_book>))
((paper-height . 169.57842519685) 
(paper-width . 119.50157480315) (left-margin . 5.69055118110236)
(top-margin . 5.0) (bottom-edge 
. 163.57842519685)) >

Please note I had to add a few carriage return (resp. to remove a few others)
in order to avoid longer than twenty characters lines
(resp. to avoid top-posting detection) for I'm using gmane.org web 
interface to post.

With the TeX one :
$lilypond --backend=tex test.ly
GNU LilyPond 2.8.5
Processing `test.ly'
Parsing...
Interpreting music... [3]
Preprocessing graphical objects... 
Calculating line breaks... [3][4]
Calculating page breaks...
Layout output to `test.tex'...ERROR: Unbound variable: pages

Same troubles with 2.9.11. What am I doing wrong ?

I'm on Mac OS X 10.4.7 (Darwin 8.7.1) intel version.

Any clue of what is going on ?

Cheers,

Edouard