Re: [Scheme-reports] 6.1 equivalence predicates

[John Cowan <cowan@x>]

Andy Wingo scripsit:

> There is a note about uninterned symbols here, and later in 6.3.3.
> Assuming that the report specifies the behavior of report-defined
> features, and to the extent that it does not mention them, explicitly
> does not specify the behavior of any implementation extension, I suggest
> that this reference be elided.  Implementation extensions can do
> whatever implementations want them to do.

Ehhh.  It's a note.  No change.

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