[Ecls-list] Xmas fixes

[Juan Jose Garcia Ripoll]

Julian Stecklina wrote:

>Juan Jose Garcia Ripoll <jlr at mpq.mpg.de> writes:
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>>  - The sequence functions now also accept class objects.
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>What does this mean?
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For instance, the following should be equivalent:
    (map 'list #'1+ '(1 2 3))
    (map (find-class 'list) #'1+ '(1 2 3))

>># MOP compliance:
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>Compliance with the MOP means that I can complete the slime interface,
>once I have the time. This is very nice. :)
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Well, if completing the MOP is all you need to begin working on the 
slime interface, then I will do my homework and finish it before the end 
of the month :-P

Not, really it is not 100% complete, but the problem is that my work on 
the MOP suffers from huge gaps in which I do not do anything and forget 
what was left to be implemented. As far as I remember, all stuff 
relating slots, change and redefinition of classes, etc is finished. The 
generic function interface lacks yet an implementation of 
ARGUMENT-PRECEDENCE-ORDER. Besides, it also lacks 
COMPUTE-DISPATCH-FUNCTION because ECL only allows a single dispatch 
function which is hardcoded in the ECL core (Might change in the future).

Regards,

Juanjo