Hey!
Andy Wingo writes:
> The '(args) is duplicated, the compiler notices that, and stores it only
> once. When the memoizer processes the '(args) *argument* it memoizes
> args to point to its lexical location (#...@0+0; I didn't show the let in
> my example). But that side-effects the formals o
I saw an interesting bug today. Can you guess the cause of this error?
ERROR: In procedure memoization:
ERROR: Bad formal #...@0+0 in expression (lambda (#...@0+0) (apply (lambda
(#{filename\ 2520}# #{proc\ 2521}# #{reference\ 2522}#) (let
((#{template\ 2523}# (string-append #{filename\ 2520
