"William M. Perry" <wmperry(a)aventail.com> writes:
It also uses it to make 'dingbats' characters, and only ever
uses
that on things like ?j ?i, etc, which are safe. If (make-char ...)
can take something other than an int,
You misunderstand. `make-char' is kosher. `int-char' is not, and
neither is `char-int'. (Except in internal code, or if you really
know what you're doing.)
Why do you need int-char and char-int in SOCKS?