- Hacked delete so that it shares storage when possible -- it doesn't always copy the entire list. For example, (delete lis (lambda (x) #f)) returns lis, allocating no new list structure. (It allocates stack frames, of course.) |
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| array.scm | ||
| big-util.scm | ||
| bigbit.scm | ||
| compose-cont.scm | ||
| defrecord.scm | ||
| destructure.scm | ||
| dump.scm | ||
| external.scm | ||
| filename.scm | ||
| format.scm | ||
| general-table.scm | ||
| lu-decomp.scm | ||
| new-ports.scm | ||
| pp.scm | ||
| queue.scm | ||
| random.scm | ||
| receive.scm | ||
| search-tree.scm | ||
| sleep.scm | ||
| sort.scm | ||
| thread.scm | ||
| xport.scm | ||