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It's been a while since I last wrote CL but I think your program can produce any counts between zero and the correct one – you need to use eql instead of eq if

by patrec 7y ago

It's been a while since I last wrote CL but I think your program can produce any counts between zero and the correct one – you need to use eql instead of eq if you want this to work in standard common lisp.

tazjin 7y ago
Ah, you're right of course - fixed. Though that still won't make this portable, as I'm using an SBCL-specific way of accessing argv.
- gmfawcett 7y ago
  `unix-opts` is in available in quicklisp -- it's small, and has a portable `argv` wrapper function.
  - tazjin 7y ago
    Thanks for the tip, added that: https://git.tazj.in/commit/?id=10e2e56b67b41eb6315fdc4cc1bc161f43440dad https://git.tazj.in/commit/?id=10e2e56b67b41eb6315fdc4cc1bc1...