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23.2.3.2 String types at compile time

The compiler always does type inferencing for simple-string as if *default-character-element-type* was set to character .

For example, when you declare something to be of type simple-string , the compiler will never treat it as simple-base-string . Therefore calls like

(schar (the simple-string x ) 0)

will work whether x is a simple-base-string , simple-text-string or sys:simple-augmented-string .


LispWorks User Guide - 11 Mar 2008

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