[Ecls-list] Proclaims and compiler

[Juan Jose Garcia-Ripoll]

On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 9:03 PM, Gabriel Dos Reis <
gdr at integrable-solutions.net> wrote:

>  Proclamation is used a lot by OpenAxiom in the hope of helping the
> Lisp compiler
> generate more efficient code.
>

I did not say that it can not be done. I just said that PROCLAIM is only
working fully when the compiler is loaded.


> The way it is used by OpenAxiom is schematized by Waldek's example.
> And it works
> well with CLisp, SBCL, and GCL.  For us, it is important that it works
> well with ECL
> too.  Given the above explanation, how what is your recommendation to get
> the
> proclamation used by the compiler?  Is there a way to 'preload' the
> compiler
> persistently in the preliminary 'lisp' image that we build prior to the
> Boot
> translator?
>

If you are executing a PROCLAIM form then why not execute (REQUIRE 'CMP)?

Juanjo

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