Closed y2q-actionman closed 4 years ago
These two ETYPECASE s have 'T' clause, so ETYPECASE never raises its error and the compiler (Allegro Common Lisp) warns about it. This pull request tried to suppress them by changing to TYPECASE.
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These two ETYPECASE s have 'T' clause, so ETYPECASE never raises its error and the compiler (Allegro Common Lisp) warns about it. This pull request tried to suppress them by changing to TYPECASE.