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load-byte 298
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load-byte from-value position size Function
This is like ldb' except that instead of using a byte specifier, the bit position
and size are passed as separate arguments. The argument order is not
analogous to that of ldb so that load-byte can be compatible with older
"~l'sions of Lisp.
For). table of related items: See the section "Summary of Byte Manipulation
Iunctions" in Symbolics Common Lisp: Language Concepts.
sys:local-declarations
Variable
sys:local-declarations is a list of local declarations. Each declaration is itself
a list whose car is an atom which indicates the type of declaration.
The meaning of the rest of the list depends on the type of declaration. For
example, in the case of special and zl:unspecial the cdr of the list contains
the symbols being declared.
The compiler is interested only in special, zl:unspecial, macro, and arglist
declarations.
Local declarations are added to sys:local-declarations in two ways:
• Inside a zl:local-declare, the specified declarations are bound onto
the front.
• If sys:undo-declarations-flag is t, some kinds of declarations in a file
that is being compiled are consed onto the front of the list; they are
not popped until sys:local-declarations is unbound at the end of the
file.
zl:local-declare declarations &body body Special Form
zl:local-declare, while available in Release 6, should not be used for new
code. See the section "Lexical Scoping" in Symbolics Common Lisp: Language
Concepts.
A zl:local-declare form looks like this:
Example:
(1 ocal-decl are (declaration declaration ... )
forml
form2
... )
(local-declare «special foo1 foo2))
(defun 1 arry 0
)
(defun george ()
)
); end of local-declare