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Typing c-/ at the lisp process (in a unix shell) leaves it in a weird state where ps lists it as <defunct>, but it actually keeps running, sometimes apparently working fine, sometimes becoming non-responsive.

Gary knows what causes this, but it might be hard to fix on some platforms.

I expect these to work on current selection if there is one, but they just collapse it and modify one word.

Consider the following code, which is a simplified version of stuff that can be found in CL-Yacc:

(defstruct item x)
(defstruct (sub-item (:include item) (:conc-name item-)) y)

The ANSI CL spec explicitly states that this is allowed, in the description of :CONC-NAME in the description of DEFSTRUCT. However, CCL generates a warning:

;Compiler warnings for "/home/pps/jch/struct-test.lisp" :
;   In an anonymous lambda form at position 18: Duplicate definitions of ITEM-X, in this file

It would appear that CCL generates correct code, but I believe that this is by accident.