syntax: (stale-when guard-expr e* ...) ;; in definition context
(stale-when guard-expr e e* ...) ;; in expression context
semantics:
When a stale-when form is encountered while expanding any code
(expressions, macros, macros in macros, etc.) in a library
body, the guard-expr is expanded (but not evaluated) and
serialized along with the library. When the library is later
reloaded from fasl and before it is installed, the guard-expr
is evaluated. If guard-expr returns true, the fasl content is
ignored and the library is recompiled afresh from source.
indices (r6rs requirement).
- file-options are now represented as enum-sets (r6rs requirement)
- odd?, even?, lcm, remainder, etc., now accept inexact integers.
Abdulaziz Ghuloum