It turns out that the problem I was running into with "iterate" was happening only because of a change in Clozure Common Lisp (CCL, formerly known as OpenMCL) that was made in the ITA branch. assert and check-type were changed so that the code coverage tool would not flag their code as being "code that you should have covered". After all, their code should never execute if the problem is correct! So assert was expanding into a special form. that is not part of the CL standard.
To make it work, I modified our copy of iterate to put "assert" into the *special-form-alist*. It calls walk-cadr, which I added. Would it be OK to contribute these changes back to the official sources? (If so, I'll also make check-type work. Right at the moment, I only need assert to work because I'm using iterate because it's needed by the stefil library, which does not use check-type.) Thanks. -- Dan _______________________________________________ iterate-devel site list iterate-devel@common-lisp.net http://common-lisp.net/mailman/listinfo/iterate-devel
