Instead of printing a generic "Lisp it was compiled with", just use
the actual name of the lisp implementation returned by
(lisp-implementation-type). We know the lisp type when printing the
message so might as well say so.
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Wolfgang Dautermann <email address hidden>
update_examples: Replace /usr/bin/env perl -w with /usr/bin/env perl
The option "-w" produced a error message:
./update_examples
/usr/bin/env: 'perl -w': No such file or directory
And "use warnings;" is used, so "-w" is not necessary.
This fixes a bug that was introduced with commit [aa7d82].
Find all uses of defmfun for functions that are not user-exposed
functions (those not starting with a $), and use defun instead.
Basically done automatically with
for f in `find src -name '*.lisp'`
do
sed -i .bak 's;(defmfun \([^$]\);(defun \1;' $f
done
But had to define a new macro named "defun-maclisp" to support some
non-user functions that use the maclisp nargs syntax. These functions
are mformat-translate-open, mformat, map1, mmapcar, and outermap1.
Testsuite passes.
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Wolfgang Dautermann <email address hidden>
