The ignorable declaration in the macroexpansion of match2*+ causes both SBCL and Clozure to print compile-time warnings about an ignorable declaration for an unknown variable.
E.g., compiling
(defun foo (x)
(match x
((and x) x)))
causes both SBCL and Clozure to complain:
Clozure: In FOO: IGNORABLE declaration for unknown variable #:ARG213002
SBCL: IGNORABLE declaration for an unknown variable: ARG0
This pull request just removes the ignorable declaration, which is needless anyway, since, as far as I can tell, no Lisp cares if you ignore a symbol macro.
Thank you, somehow I never saw the warning (possibly due to my environment setup). The problem and the fix look legitimate, so I am merging the commit.
The
ignorable
declaration in the macroexpansion ofmatch2*+
causes both SBCL and Clozure to print compile-time warnings about an ignorable declaration for an unknown variable.E.g., compiling
causes both SBCL and Clozure to complain:
Clozure:
In FOO: IGNORABLE declaration for unknown variable #:ARG213002
SBCL:IGNORABLE declaration for an unknown variable: ARG0
This pull request just removes the ignorable declaration, which is needless anyway, since, as far as I can tell, no Lisp cares if you ignore a symbol macro.