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want to argue from experience?
- To: INFO-LISPM-MIT@MIT-OZ
- Subject: want to argue from experience?
- From: GJC@MIT-OZ
- Date: Mon ,20 Jun 83 20:31:00 EDT
- Mail-from: GJC created at 20-Jun-83 20:31:55
Those who would want to try out their code first hand to see what
"Common-Lisp" might do to it could use NIL on some of the local VAX's.
Other things such as incompatible "/" function and readtable have
interesting effects. You can also see what happens to numerical code
in cases which were previously errors, such as (SQRT -1) which now
returns #C(0.0 1.0), a complex number.
Another problem area is the changes to the semantics of property list
functions, which are unfortunately not completely specified!
As of now I am trying to track down some subtle Macsyma bugs (not causing
errors, just wrong results) which might be due to differences that I
did not predict beforehand. Its a lot of fun, really.
-gjc
p.s. EMACS remains the same!