Hi Alex,
> Hi Jon,
>
>> > because 'next' is in fact used (and needed!) in all those cases.
>> >
>> > How come?
>>
>> I cannot see one place where the value of 'next' is used
>> (read/retrieved).
>> Can you tell me which line?
>
> Yes, for example the one where Eclipse is complaining about:
>
> The value of the local variable next is not used ... line 1507
>
> Starting from line 1507:
>
> int next, argc, j = 0;
> Any arg, args[], av[] = null;
> if (x instanceof Cell) {
> av = new Any[6];
> do
> av = append(av, j++, x.Car.eval());
> while ((x = x.Cdr) instanceof Cell);
> }
> next = Env.Next; Env.Next = 0;
>
> So here 'next' is used.
Not really. A value (from Env.Next) is stored in 'next', but that value is
never retrieved from 'next' later. Therefor 'next' is considered useless.
/Jon
>> At the moment, I'm not sure if one should care about those "raw types".
>> Maybe someone with more up to date Java knowledge can tell? ;-)
>
> Yeah :)
>
> ?? Alex
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