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Re: Flush Old I/O symbols in MacLISP?
- To: GJC at MIT-MC
- Subject: Re: Flush Old I/O symbols in MacLISP?
- From: Jon L White <JONL at MIT-MC>
- Date: Sat ,31 Jan 81 07:35:00 EDT
- Cc: LISP-FORUM at MIT-MC
Date: 30 January 1981 19:52-EST
From: George J. Carrette <GJC at MIT-MC>
Subject: Flushable functions?
I think these symbols are flushable from the default environment:
UWRITE, UFILE, UKILL, UREAD, UPROBE, UAPPEND, CRUNIT, UCLOSE.
I can't believe that any system code depends on them or that
any large-system programmer couldn't do without them.
For people with old-code I think a well-advertised old-maclisp
compatibility file would suffice.
RWK has suggested an autoloadable function which would simply putprop a
lot of autoload properties for "useful" MacLISP facilities. A long
time ago, such a thing existed on the LIBLSP directory in order to
put autoload properties for each function thereon.