How do I ask the Lisp compiler to ignore a (label-variety) function?
问题 I've stared at Steele's Common Lisp the Language until I'm blue in the face, and still have this question. If I compile: (defun x () (labels ((y ())) 5)) (princ (x)) (terpri) this happens: home:~/clisp/experiments$ clisp -c -q x.lisp ;; Compiling file /u/home/clisp/experiments/x.lisp ... WARNING in lines 1..3 : function X-Y is not used. Misspelled or missing IGNORE declaration? ;; Wrote file /u/home/clisp/experiments/x.fas 0 errors, 1 warning home:~/clisp/experiments$ Fair enough. So how do I