>>>>> "Kris" == Kris Steegmans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kris> On the other hand, I even question is why the compiler should give a
Kris> note about that. I think it is perfectly legal common lisp to have a
Kris> keyword that is not a constant:
Kris> (defun g (&key a b c)
Kris> ...)
Kris> (defun f (keyword value)
Kris> (g keyword value))
The compiler also warns here that keyword is not a constant.
Kris> Another option would be to rewrite the push macro to check for
Kris> constants and don't declare variables for them in the let* expression.
Kris> With some macro hacking this should be possible.
Yes, that might be possible.
An alternative would be to use the ext:inhibit-warnings optimization
declaration to turn off the note.
Ray
