(EXPR . #<Code 2 8A5F8>), for example.

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I ran the following program in REDUCE 3.4 on an 80386 running MSDOS.

out obl2;
symbolic mapobl function (lambda j;begin
 print j; terpri(); print getd j; end);
shut obl2;

The entries of the oblist which corresponded to compiled functions
gave rise to output such as:

CDADAR

(EXPR . #<Code 1 47164>)

I would like to understand tis better. I notice that the number immediately
following Code can be from 0 to 15 and in some cases is absent. What exactly
is the meaning of this number and the hexadecimal number following it ?

According to the Standard Lisp  manual, stuff like this is implementation 
dependent and the output is not something that Standard Lisp itself can 
recognize. But I would like to explore it myself.


Allan Adler
ara@altdorf.ai.mit.edu

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