Use empty string as default doc string for defconst. #3
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Use empty string as default doc string for defconst.
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Thanks for the fix, more patches welcome :) |
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Hi,
I'm using rutils with Clozure Common Lisp 1.7.
When it compiles iter.lisp, defconst +fill-col+ doesn't supply a doc string, and then CCL complains that defconstant (called from the defconst macro) is using nil rather than a string as the doc string.
This patch makes it compile.
I do not have much experience with CL so I will not feel bad if you reject this patch but I would appreciate it (if you reject it) if you tell my what I did wrong.
cheers,
Matt