Greetings, and thanks so much for your report! Ignorable function declarations are alas not supported in 2.6.x, but will be in the forthcoming 2.7.0. If you want to test, you can used git branch gnu-build-system until it gets merged into master.
Take care, David Scherfgen <d.scherf...@googlemail.com> writes: > Dear GCL developers, > > Here's another bug(?) I encountered. > > The following code works correctly when entering it directly into the REPL. > But compiling it doesn't work correctly. > > Place this in a file bug.lisp: > > (macrolet ((impl (op) `(,op x y))) > (defun add (x y) (impl +))) > > This defines a function add (x y) with the body (+ x y). > Compile it: > > (compile-file "bug.lisp") > > The compiler gives some warnings that already indicate that something is > wrong: > > ; (DEFUN ADD ...) is being compiled. > ;; Warning: The variable X is not used. > ;; Warning: The variable Y is not used. > > Load the compiled file and try to call add: > > (load "bug.o") > (add 3 4) > > The following error is shown: > > Condition in ADD [or a callee]: INTERNAL-SIMPLE-TYPE-ERROR: IMPL is not of > type FUNCTION: > > The compiler failed to expand the impl macro and treated it like a function! > > Tested with GCL 2.6.14. > > Best regards > David Scherfgen > -- Camm Maguire c...@maguirefamily.org ========================================================================== "The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens." -- Baha'u'llah
