Re: [Chicken-janitors] #1548: Extra modules leak into environment when using -j

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#1548: Extra modules leak into environment when using -j
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            Reporter:  megane    |      Owner:
                Type:  defect    |     Status:  new
            Priority:  major     |  Milestone:  5.1
           Component:  compiler  |    Version:  5.0
          Resolution:            |   Keywords:  macro
Estimated difficulty:            |
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Comment (by megane):

 Replying to [comment:3 megane]:
 > Replying to [comment:2 sjamaan]:
 > > I'm not sure this is an entirely correct comparison, given that
 `(import)` is now equivalent to `(use)` in CHICKEN 4.  If you do `csc -s
 m.scm -j m && csi -qbn -e '(use m) (print (string-null? "") (string-null?
 "1"))'`, you'll notice that it prints the same as C5.  So, IMO it's not a
 true regression and we should probably postpone this to 5.1, especially
 given that fixing this would probably involve changing the import
 machinery, which might lead to new bugs and cause other unexpected changes
 this late in the process.
 >
 > On CHICKEN 4 `csc -s m.scm -j m && csi -qbn -e '(use m) (print (string-
 null? "") (string-null? "1"))` gives me `Error: unbound variable: string-
 null?`. That is the expected behavior.

 There was a PEBKAC issue here. I was compiling the `(import srfi-13)`
 version, when I should have used the `(use srfi-13)` version. No wonder
 `string-null?` wasn't found. So my regression judgement is wrong.

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Ticket URL: <https://bugs.call-cc.org/ticket/1548#comment:4>
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