> > Common Lisp has a SERIOUS-CONDITION type to communicate that it's something
> > that must be dealt with, and if no one else handles it, then the toplevel
> > must enter the debugger, or quit the process when the debugger is disabled.
>
>
> It is &serious in R6RS. You can test it with "serious-condition?". The
> initial exception handler of an R6RS system should return on all
> non-serious conditions (see 7.1 of the R6RS Scheme Libraries), so it
> makes sense for SRFI 64 to deal with serious/non-serious conditions
> similarly.
any news on this? any chance someone more experienced than me will get to
implement this?
or am i on my own to work my way towards a PR?
the issue tracker is disabled on github, i cannot record this anywhere else
than this list.
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