Yukari Hafner
Yukari Hafner
It is in the context of common lisp because most sequence functions use `aref` et al to access things in strings, which is indexed per character, and thus require constant...
Yes. Strings are vectors, and violating the assumption that they can be accessed in constant time per index will lead to lots of problems. You'd have to devise a separate...
I don't want to release until @dg1sbg has at least basic CFFI support in. Please let me know when that is ready for testing.
Having semantics preserved over FASL dump is always nice, just for the fact that preserving it is the less surprising behaviour.
Ideally instead of unwinding immediately you would signal an error that can be caught and handled further down the stack by user code, or at the furthest, the top level...
Naturally you'd want to ignore handler-bind, but being able to handler-case a stack overflow might be nice.
Should probably be a condition that is not a subtype of `error` though.
Space exists already as U+243A, it just wasn't shown on the docs.
Hm, actually, I might not have pushed that update when I added that. Should be up now.
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