Re: Towards a cleaner build

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

Stefan Monnier <address@hidden> writes:

> There is no special construct:
> `(ignore X Y Z)` is a normal function call, hence a use of X, Y, and Z.
> It also happens that `ignore` is later optimized away so it usually has
> no runtime cost (but that's only true when the code is compiled).

Oooh.  Huh.  Isn't that...  a bug?  :-)  I mean -- the reference to the
variable isn't in the compiled code, so shouldn't the analysis catch
that and still warn about the variable?

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