[debbugs-tracker] bug#10621: closed (Incorrect usage of hash procedures in (ice-9 mapping))

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regarding Incorrect usage of hash procedures in (ice-9 mapping)
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> Incorrect usage of hash procedures in (ice-9 mapping)
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> Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:25:15 -0500
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> These are genuine errors:
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> ice-9/mapping.scm:97:48: warning: possibly wrong number of arguments to 
> `hashx-get-handle'
> ice-9/mapping.scm:94:48: warning: possibly unbound variable 
> `hashx-create-handle'
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>      Mark
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> On Wed 28 Nov 2012 16:56, Daniel Hartwig <address@hidden> writes:
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> > A short module, it is not hard to fix, though given all of the above it
> > makes sense to simply remove it.
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> I think removing it is the right thing.  Even with your patch it still
> won't work because the default "table constructor" is a vector instead
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> Regardless of whether it were new or old, I would much prefer to remove
> this module than to document it properly, especially given the existence
> of alternatives like srfi-69 and rnrs hash tables as you mention.
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> I will apply your patch (so that the compile warnings go away), add a
> deprecation notice, and remove the module in master.
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> Andy
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