Peter McGoron - Codeberg.org

Additionally, it's not possible to excise arbitrary behavior (including crashes or state corruption) from the whole report. You might get rid of it in the Foundations and Batteries, but anything...

The R6RS exegesis is a bit of a tangent, so I'll try to go back to the main point.

@mnw wrote in scheme/r7rs#375 (comment):

@mnw wrote in scheme/r7rs#375 (comment):

@mnw wrote in scheme/r7rs#375 (comment):

@readevalprintloop wrote in scheme/r7rs#375 (comment):

@mnw wrote in scheme/r7rs#375 (comment):

@johnwcowan wrote in scheme/r7rs#71 (comment):

There is the R6RS-style implied-UB in Procedural: an implementation "should" raise an exception when a letrec family form either assigns or mutates a variable when evaluating a variable RHS,...

Personally I would rather an API that returns a single randomly selected object vs. returning a generator. For example (random-normal port mean deviation) instead of `(make-normal-generator port...

Try to formulate precisely where the boundary of acceptable behaviour is.

@mnw wrote in scheme/r7rs#373 (comment):

@mnw wrote in scheme/r7rs#373 (comment):

I have reverted the text to the R7RS-Small's "into (possibly infinite) trees" instead of "regular trees." I think that referring to them as "regular" is likely to cause confusion than...

@readevalprintloop wrote in scheme/r7rs#361 (comment):