Compiler Warning from MAKE-PARAMETER-REFERENCES

[goldman@vaxa.isi.edu]

Can someone explain the following warning issued when I compile the
DEFMETHOD form below?


"Warning (not associated with any definition):
  In defmethod M23 (TEST23), there is a
  redundant ignore declaration for the parameter X."

If this warning is appropriate here, why? If not here, where?
I thought IGNORE declarations were only correct when they WERE "redundant" !!!

Neil
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(defclass test23 () ())

(defmethod m23 ((x test23)) (declare (ignore x)) 7)