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(defun sum-it (limit)
(loop with sum-of-series = e
initially (print "The sum of this series is :")
for num from e to limit
do
(setq sum-of-series (+ sum-of-series num»
finally (prin1 sum-of-series») => SUM-IT
(sum-it 9) =>
"The sum of this series is :" 45
NIL
See the macro loop, page 309.
inline
Declaration
(inline functionl function2 00' ) specifies that it is desirable for the compiler
to open-code calls to the specified functions; that is, the code for a specified
function should be integrated into the calling routine, appearing "in line"
in place of a procedure call. This may achieve extra speed at the expense
of debuggability (calls to functions compiled in-line cannot be traced, for
example). This declaration is pervasive, that is it affects all code in the
body of the form. The compiler is free to ignore this declaration.
Note that rules of lexical scopingare observed; if one of the functions mentioned
has a lexically apparent local definition (as made by flet or labels),
then the declaration applies to that local definition and not to the global
function definition.
in-package package-name &rest make-package-keywords Function
:insert item key of si:heap
Inserts item into the heap based on key, and returns item and key.
Method
For a table of related items: See the section "Heap Functions and Methods"
in Symbolics Common Lisp: Language Concepts.
instance &optional (flavor '*) Type Specifier
instance is a type specifier symbol denoting flavor instances. When a new
flavor is defined with defflavor, the name of the flavor becomes a valid
type symbol, and individual instances of that flavor become valid types of
instance that can be tested with typep.
instance is a subtype of t.
Examples: