From: Bob Riemenschneider
Subject: Re: Is there an LISP interpreter for win 16/32 ?
Date: Wed, 27 Aug 1997 00:00:00 +0000
Message-ID: <tpafi3s1p4.fsf@violet.csl.sri.com>

In article <················@nospan.netright.com> David Hanley
<·····@nospan.netright.com> writes: 

> > (defun double(x) (+ x x))
> DOUBLE
> > (compiled-function-p 'double)
> NIL
> > (compile 'double)
> DOUBLE
> > (compiled-function-p 'double)
> NIL
> >
> 
>     Is there a bug in the compiled-function-p function, or is it really
> an interpreter?

Neither.

The symbol DOUBLE is not a compiled function.  Try

  (compiled-function-p #'double)

                                                        -- rar

From: David Hanley
Subject: Re: Is there an LISP interpreter for win 16/32 ?
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 1997 00:00:00 +0000
Message-ID: <3405A8ED.82AA43DB@nospan.netright.com>

Bob Riemenschneider wrote:

> Neither.
>
> The symbol DOUBLE is not a compiled function.  Try
>
>   (compiled-function-p #'double)
>
>                                                         -- rar

       Whups!  That sucks, beavis.. :)

    dave