Folks, Kent has pointed out to me that the Haskell's use of `div` for truncating, as opposed to flooring, division is incompatible with both SML and Miranda, whereas neither Scheme nor Common Lisp have a function by that name. (Scheme calls it "quotient".) I am willing to change `div` to `quo` and `dvf` to `div` if there is consensus. Are there opinions? (Time is short.) --Joe
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