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[Alan Bawden <ALAN at MIT-MC>]

This a bug in the GRIND/SPRINTer:

b 
(LAMBDA (RETURN-17) (CLOSED) ((LAMBDA (X) (ENV RETURN-17) (SETQ X (LAMBDA (C-20 Y) (CLOSED X) (SETQ X (LAMBDA (C-21) (CLOSED Y) (C-21 Y)) C-20)) RETURN-17)) (QUOTE 1))) 
(sprinter b)

(LAMBDA (RETURN-17) 
  (CLOSED)
  ((LAMBDA (X) 
     (ENV RETURN-17)
     (
;(RETURN-17) SETQ-PREDICT

;BKPT WRNG-NO-ARGS


Now, I will admit that that happens to look like a three "argument"
SETQ, but I don't think that just because I happen to have some list
structure that LOOKS like code (but isn't) I should be treated this
way.  That isn't a very comprehensible error message, and just why
does it claim to be a WRNG-NO-ARGS error?  (It's not actually going to
let me return something to continue with is it?)