string= != string=?
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On Sat, 16 Feb 2008, Matt Gushee wrote:
What's up with this?
CHICKEN
Version 3.0.0 - linux-unix-gnu-x86 [ manyargs dload ptables
applyhook ]
...
csi> (require-extension srfi-13)
; loading library srfi-13 ...
csi> (require-extension posix)
; loading library posix ...
csi> (define sysname (car (system-information)))
csi> (string= sysname "Dogbreath")
#f
csi> (string= sysname "Linux")
5
I realize that from the perspective of boolean tests, 5 is just as true as
#t, so maybe it doesn't really matter, but wouldn't it be preferable to
return a canonical boolean value? Is there a big performance advantage to
returning an integer?
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