[Ecls-list] "In function TEST, checking types of arguments FN."

[Tobias C. Rittweiler]

Juan Jose Garcia-Ripoll writes:

> Use .ecl or .eclrc and add COMPILER-NOTE to the type
> C:*suppress-compiler-messages* (this is a lisp type specifier, not a list)
> which represents the type of notes and messages that are suppressed, or set
> C::*SUPPRESS-COMPILER-NOTES* to T and get rid of everything which is not a
> warning or an error.
>
> Juanjo

Btw. is there a way to get at the source location of a condition
signaled by the compiler? E.g. for a "variable not used" style-warning,
the source position of the toplevel form? (The closer the position to
the actual place of offence the better, i.e. best would be the actual
position of the symbol name, second-best the position of the containing
form, and still-good the position of the toplevel form.)

If not, contemplate adding something because that can be made good use
of in Slime.

  -T.