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Mar 28, 2015

Introduce macro os-cond · 38eb8a7c

Francois-Rene Rideau authored Mar 28, 2015 and

Robert Goldman committed Mar 29, 2015

On ABCL, os testing is at runtime.
On all other implementations, it's at compile-time.
SBCL can optimize some runtime tests and then complain about unreachable code.
os-cond abstracts over OS conditionalization and makes everyone happy.
Needed by an upcoming configuration change.

Plus minor typographical fixes.

38eb8a7c

Introduce macro os-cond

Francois-Rene Rideau authored Mar 28, 2015 and

Robert Goldman committed Mar 29, 2015

On ABCL, os testing is at runtime.
On all other implementations, it's at compile-time.
SBCL can optimize some runtime tests and then complain about unreachable code.
os-cond abstracts over OS conditionalization and makes everyone happy.
Needed by an upcoming configuration change.

Plus minor typographical fixes.