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Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela (14 Aug 2019 14:36 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure John Cowan (14 Aug 2019 19:49 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela (14 Aug 2019 20:50 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela (14 Aug 2019 20:54 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure John Cowan (14 Aug 2019 20:57 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela (14 Aug 2019 21:10 UTC)
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Fwd: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure John Cowan (14 Aug 2019 21:34 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure John Cowan (14 Aug 2019 21:36 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela (14 Aug 2019 21:45 UTC)
Re: Fwd: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela (14 Aug 2019 21:41 UTC)
Re: Fwd: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela (15 Aug 2019 06:43 UTC)
Re: Interpreting exit code given to "exit" procedure Lassi Kortela 14 Aug 2019 21:45 UTC 
> That said, I think EINVAL is the best errno-error to raise when exit and
> emergency-exit are called with out-of-range or unknown arguments.

Alas, it is.

It still seems slightly distasteful to me in principle to fabricate
errno values, though I can't think of any concrete harm in this case.

> Remember that #t (exit code 0) and #f (some exit code) must be supported
> as well.

Right, we should probably pick a particular exit code for #f.