Gabriel Dos Reis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| It is generally admited that in Boot (whether old or new) an
| identifier written in all uppercase is passed unmodified in the
| generated Lisp code (except for T). Right?
|
| Well, Old Boot says "Wrong!". Some of the all-uppercase identifiers
| are renamed into case-sensitive uppercase, or renamed to some
| something else. Here is a short list I have:
|
| ASSOC --> |assoc|
| DELETE --> |delete|
| GET --> GETL
| INTERSECTION --> |intersection|
| LAST --> |last|
| MEMBER --> |member|
| RASSOC --> |rassoc|
| READ --> VMREAD
| READ-LINE --> |read-line|
| REDUCE --> SPADREDUCE
| REMOVE --> |remove
I forgot:
UNION --> |union|
-- Gaby
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