Hi all,
I'd appreciate knowing how to suppress the warning in the subject line.
I also wonder about the fit of this message category.
Warnings are used when the compiler can prove that something bad will
happen if a portion of the program is executed, but the compiler can
proceed by compiling code that signals an error at runtime if the
problem has not been fixed:
* Violation of type declarations, or
* Function calls that have the wrong number of arguments or malformed
keyword argument lists, or
* Referencing a variable declared ignore, or unrecognized declaration
specifiers.
In the language of the Common Lisp standard, these are situations where
the compiler can determine that a situation with undefined consequences
or that would cause an error to be signaled would result at runtime.
The fact that a symbol has been exported from a package using (export ...)
within the body of the program instead of within defpackage appears no
more than noteworthy (at most).
Notes are used when there is something that seems a bit odd, but that
might reasonably appear in correct programs.
Thanks,
Adam
