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From: acuff@SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU (Richard Acuff)
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Subject: Re: TI lisp and "IF"
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Date: 8 Apr 91 16:25:25 GMT
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> Used to be, when I wrote a conditional using IF with a macro as the
> predicate, everything worked just fine.  I just installed the latest
> version of TI lisp on my MX (lisp version 6.1) and now I get a break with
> the message "Attempt to evaluate [my macro] as a function".  ANyone know if
> this is the correct behavior for IF and/or why this is now different?

I think I'm using the latest versions and I don't see this problem.  Do you
have demonstration code?

	-- Rich