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Created       : 1999 Dec 18 (Sat) 17:14:40 by Harold Carr.
Last Modified : 2004 Dec 08 (Wed) 12:55:03 by Harold Carr.

BUGS:

* llava is NOT thread-safe (yet).

* for-each with multiple lists broke.  E.g.:
  (for-each (lambda (x y) (-println (list x y))) '(1 2) '(3 4))

* # reading when not character: e.g., #160 -> 160 #newline -> 'newline

* If you see a message like:

Error: java.lang.Exception: setq: not enough arguments

it means you defined a macro *AFTER* you referenced it.
Example:

(begin 
  (require 'org/llava/lib/cl/control/setq)
  (setq a 34))

That is because Llava is apply the syntax procedure for setq
to the list (1 34) but the expander expects two arguments.

* Macro handling - right now it seems they must be defined first.

* Macros lambdas always get top level environment.
  SHould get current lexical environment.  See SyntaxDefineSyntax.lva

(let ((test -1))
  (define foo (lambda () foo)))
(getSavedFrame foo)
(let ((test -1))
  (define-syntax bar (lambda () foo)))
(getSavedFrame (getMacroLambda bar))

* DII - NullPointerException when static invoke on dynamic method/class:
eg: (-si 'getFullNameNamespaceMapKeys 'org.llava.impl.runtime.NamespaceImpl)

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