bug#33340: named match-let doesn't work

[Ernesto Gabriel]

match-let works as advertised, but a named match-let gives errors
for example
(match-let (((a . b) '(1 . 2))) (list a b)) => (1 2)
but
(match-let loop (((a . b) '(1 . 2))) (list a b))
does not work, even though it's basically the above code but instead it's
named

syntax according to the reference
match-let ((pattern expression) 
) body
match-let variable ((pattern init) 
) body

this is guile 2.2.4

[Alex Kost]

Post by Ernesto Gabriel
match-let works as advertised, but a named match-let gives errors

I think this is the same as:
https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=22925

Sorry, I am just reporting about the repeated bug, I don't know what
should be done about it :-)

[Mark H Weaver]

Post by Alex Kost

Post by Ernesto Gabriel
match-let works as advertised, but a named match-let gives errors

https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=22925

Indeed, thanks for pointing that out. The bug is now fixed by commit
8e86dd93a0640161fe0098a80ccc9b814dddd280 on the stable-2.2 branch. That
commit also includes several other fixes from the upstream match.scm in
Chibi-Scheme.

Mark