I'm a bit confused about the nature of recur. Is there a guideline for understanding what part of the code recur will 'go to'. Obviously you can have a LOOP expression, but apparently you can also recur to other functions. So I'm wondering WHICH functions can you recur to, all? some? What if you have a loop and one of these recursion-point- setting functions in between the loop and the RECUR. Will recur jump 'past it' to get to the loop? etc etc
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