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If the value of this variable is true, CLtL-1 compile-time-too
behavior will be used when compiling a file. That means that top-level
forms calling the functions listed below need not be wrapped in an
appropriate eval-when form in order for them to have
effect while a file is being compiled. If the value is the symbol
warn
(which is the initial value), a warning will be
printed whenever a form is encountered where CLtL-1 compile-time-too
behavior is used. (Note: it is likely that complex files will generate
many warnings.) If the value is nil
, ANSI
compile-time-too behavior is used. We recommend that you modify all
files to conform to ANSI behavior as soon as possible.
By compile-time-too behavior, we refer to the effect of certain top-level forms in a file being compiled. In CLtL-1, top-level forms which were calling the functions listed below were treated as if they were wrapped in an
(eval-when (compile))
form. That behavior has been changed in the new standard and you must wrap such forms in appropriate eval-when forms if they are to have effect while a file is being compiled. The affected functions are:
See compiling.htm for information on the compiler.
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Created 2010.1.21.
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