Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi ! > > After a short discussion with Miles Bader, it seems that the usage of > run-time functions in the cl package is strongly discouraged in Emacs > (but using macros is not a problem).
While on this topic, I've just run the lisp files through some code to pick out symbols from the CL package, and it looks like we've got the following non-macros: (position map cadar some cadddr cdddr caddr). Do we want to write our own versions of these to use where necessary (tla-position, tla-map, ...), or would it be better to rewrite those parts of the code to use native elisp functionality? I suppose it would be best to use the equivalent elisp code where possible, but write our own when elisp has no equivalent function? Cheers, Mark -- Mark Triggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
