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- To: BUG-LISP at MIT-MC
- From: David C. Plummer <DCP at MIT-MC>
- Date: Sun, 17 Jan 82 15:15:00 GMT
- Original-date: 17 January 1982 10:15-EST
from LSPMAI;LISP NEWS:
Sunday December 9,1979 FM+5D.18H.52M.12S. LISP 1914/COMPLR 904 - JONL, RWK -
5) SETF is an FSUBR like the LISPM's general update operator
DEFSETF is an autoloadable macro to help one extend the SETF range.
I know that SETF is now a macro, but DEFSETF seems to have
disappeared, and there is no mention of it disappearing in LISP
RECENT. Where is it? If it is gone, how about making
(SETF (EXAMINE LOCATION) NEW-VALUE)
==> (PROGN (DEPOSIT LOCATION NEW-VALUE) NEW-VALUE)