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<old>is there a way to tell the compiler to not optimize too much a certain expression in a file <lloda>i guess you can compile it explicitly and call the compiled procedure? <old>lloda: I ended up using #:declarative #f to avoid the optimization I wanted from the compiler (inlining of local bindings) <old>I'm actually surprise that #:declarative? #f suppress of inlining of binding that are not exported by the module <old>I was expecting it to only work for exported bindings <cow_2001>i was trying to write down a most minimal example that yields an "undefined constant" error, but this one came up and i was very confused <cow_2001>maybe i should write all these in a single org file <cow_2001>literate programming style, except it only shows my scheme / guile illiteracy <old>cow_2001: rare reference to King Crimson in the wild <old>I suppose. Maybe the quote is from other text <dsmith>old, Greg Lake specifically, I guess. (I remember it from ELP) <old>yes it was sing by Greg Lake <old>are procedure properties with #(()) only usable with defined and not lambda?