LISP: Declarations In Lisp
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Declarations allow users to provide extra information to Lisp about variables, functions, and forms. Declarations are optional but can affect interpretation. The declare construct embeds declarations and they are valid at the start of certain special forms and lambda expressions. Common declaration specifiers include type, special, ftype, inline, and notinline to provide type or implementation information.
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- 10. (ftype type function-name-1, function-name-2,…) specifies that the named functions will be of the function type type.Ex: (declare (ftype(function (integer list) t) nth) (ftype (function (number) float) sin cos))To extend ftype declaration specifiers to accept any function-name, one may write(declaim (ftype (function (list) t) (setf cadr)))
- 11. (inline function1, function2,…)specifies that it is desirable for the compiler to open code calls to the specified functions.The compiler is free to ignore this declaration.(notinline function1, function2,…)specifies that it is undesirable for the compiler to compile the specified functions inline.This declaration is pervasive and the compiler is not free to ignore this declaration.(ignore var1,var2,….) affects only variable bindings and specifies that the bindings of the specified variables are never used.(optimize (quality1 value1) (quality2 vale2)…) advises compiler that each quality must be given attention according to the specified corresponding value.
- 12. (declaration name1, name2,…) advises the compiler that each namej is a valid but non-standard declaration name.The is kind of declaration may be used only as a proclamation.Ex: (proclaim ‘(declaration author target-language target-machine)) (proclaim ‘(target-language ada)) (proclaim ‘(target-machine IBM-650))(defun strangep(x) (declare (author “Harry Tweeker”)) (member x’(strange weird odd peculiar)))
- 13. Type declarations for formsThe special form is defined to declare the type of value held by a bound variable.(the type form)the type of value means the type of value of is declared to be of type type.the value-type formthe form is evaluated and whatever it produces is returned by the form, it is an error if what is returned by the form does not confirm to the data-type specified by value-type.
- 14. Examples:(the string (copy-seq x)) the result will be a string.(the integer (+ x 3)) the result of + will be an integer.(+ (the integer x) 3)the value of x will be an integer.
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