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Fix typos in `NEWS'.
* NEWS: Fix typos.
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@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ common subexpressions with their boolean values (potentially enabling
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dead code elimination), equivalent bound lexicals, or it can elide them
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entirely, depending on the context in which they are executed. This
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pass is especially useful in removing duplicate type checks, such as
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those produced by SRFi-9 record accessors.
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those produced by SRFI-9 record accessors.
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** Improvements to the partial evaluator
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@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ reader will record source information for more kinds of datums.
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** Improved error and warning messages
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`syntax-violation' errors now prefer 'subform' for source info, with
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'form' as fallback. Syntactic errors in `cond' and `case' now produce
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`syntax-violation' errors now prefer `subform' for source info, with
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`form' as fallback. Syntactic errors in `cond' and `case' now produce
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better errors. `case' can now warn on duplicate datums, or datums that
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cannot be usefully compared with `eqv?'. `-Warity-mismatch' now handles
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applicable structs. `-Wformat' is more robust in the presence of
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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ define appropriate exception printers.
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** A few important bug fixes in the HTTP modules.
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Guile's web server framework now checks if an application returns a body
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wheree it is not permitted, for example in response to a HEAD request,
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where it is not permitted, for example in response to a HEAD request,
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and warn or truncate the response as appropriate. Bad requests now
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cause a 400 Bad Request response to be printed before closing the port.
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Finally, some date-printing and URL-parsing bugs were fixed.
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