This is the interface Reference Manual, generated automatically by Declt version 4.0 beta 2 "William Riker" on Sun Jun 15 05:58:53 2025 GMT+0.
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interfaceA system for defining interfaces.
Robert Smith <quad@symbo1ics.com>
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alexandria (system).
global-vars (system).
license (file).
package.lisp (file).
interface.lisp (file).
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
interface/package.lispinterface/interface.lisppackage.lisp (file).
interface (system).
calling-form (function).
define-implementation (macro).
define-interface (macro).
arglist (structure).
arglist-args (reader).
(setf arglist-args) (writer).
arglist-form (function).
arglist-p (function).
arglist-use-apply (reader).
(setf arglist-use-apply) (writer).
copy-arglist (function).
extend-arglist (function).
interface-accessor (function).
interface-conc-name (function).
interface-function-specification-p (function).
interface-implementation-constructor-name (function).
interface-specification-p (function).
interface-value-specification-p (function).
make-arglist (function).
make-arglist-use-apply (function).
Packages are listed by definition order.
interfaceintf
common-lisp.
calling-form (function).
define-implementation (macro).
define-interface (macro).
arglist (structure).
arglist-args (reader).
(setf arglist-args) (writer).
arglist-form (function).
arglist-p (function).
arglist-use-apply (reader).
(setf arglist-use-apply) (writer).
copy-arglist (function).
extend-arglist (function).
interface-accessor (function).
interface-conc-name (function).
interface-function-specification-p (function).
interface-implementation-constructor-name (function).
interface-specification-p (function).
interface-value-specification-p (function).
make-arglist (function).
make-arglist-use-apply (function).
Definitions are sorted by export status, category, package, and then by lexicographic order.
Define an interface whose name is NAME and list of options are OPTIONS. (Currently, no options are supported.) The body of the definition should be a list of "interface specifications". An interface specification is:
* A list containing a function name as the first element and the
lambda list as the second element.
* A symbol representing a constant value.
Given an ordinary lambda list LAMBDA-LIST and a FUNCALLable FUNCTION-FORM, construct a form which calls FUNCTION-FORM on all of the arguments specified by LAMBDA-LIST.
args.
Construct the calling form with the function form FUNCTION-FORM and the arglist ARGLIST.
Extend the arglist ARGLIST with the arguments ARGS. Creates a new arglist.
Create an arglist identical to the arglist ARGLIST, except specifying that it must use APPLY.
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