Updated versions of SRFI 117 and 121 John Cowan (09 Jun 2015 00:29 UTC)
Re: Updated versions of SRFI 117 and 121 Takashi Kato (29 Jun 2015 06:43 UTC)
Re: Updated versions of SRFI 117 and 121 John Cowan (29 Jun 2015 12:38 UTC)

Re: Updated versions of SRFI 117 and 121 John Cowan 29 Jun 2015 12:38 UTC

Takashi Kato scripsit:

> About list-queue-append!: what does destroy mean? More precisely, what should
> happen when destroyed queues are used? Should it be an error or the behaviour
> is unspecified?

"Is an error" (which the standard uses) and "behavior is unspecified"
(which is used by the C/C++ standards, and maybe we should switch to it
in R8RS) mean the same thing: the implementation can do what it likes,
and the user cannot rely on the results.

So what's meant is that the user can't rely on the contents of the queues
passed to this procedure.

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