> It's a requirement for one style of interactive debugging.
> It may not be practical if you have a compiler that does
> compile-time name binding or inlining or type-checking, for example.

Grump.  Languages should be designed, not by deciding what makes life easy
for a compiler, but by deciding what makes life easy for the user!
I'll be very, very, very, very, very upset if we end up with a standard
that breaks the very simple model of interaction that we've had for 50
years.  If you want to have an optional feature that lets you say
(pragma no-redefine) or something in your compiler, that's fine.

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