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How's that a syntax error? |
Some ancient lisps object. Not sure which one this is meant to appease. |
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Oh you're right, it's not a syntax error. Sorry. Please reject this pull request. I realise now that "type" is optional in (declare (type ...)). When I loaded drakma into clisp (a recent 2024 version), this message went by as it compiled encoding.lisp: so I took that to mean a missing "type" and added it, which indeed got rid of the warning. But I don't know why, because I've checked that it accepts (declare (fixnum x)) without a "type". |
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@vibs29 That begs the question why you try to use CLISP in the first place. It is unmaintained and - as you've noted already - has quite some quirks and deficiencies that make it difficult to get along with if you try using common open source libraries. |
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