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baf,
Are you sure about your last Ion symbol Datagram value? The reason I ask is that on the java side these are just a straight enum with DATAGRAM being last which would give it a value of 13, and tid_none and tid_eof are not part of the enum at all.
BTW: anyone playing with procyon needs to use a case-sensitive file system. Many of the classes are given the same name with the only difference being case (ie. A.class and a.class) in the same directory. These unpack over themselves and you lose the information. So if you are using Windows or Mac to play with procyon and any jar you need to be aware of that. On a Mac, you can of course take any usb key or spare drive and use DiskUtilities.app to erase and format it as a Mac OS X Journaled Case-Senstive filesystem if you want to play around with procyon. Linux is case-sensitive normally. Not sure what you can do on Windows.
KevinH
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