Allow inlining a function within its own argument forms #534
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NX1-EXPAND-INLINE overzealously protects not just the body but also the argument forms from (mutually) recursive inlining. As a result, only the outer call is inlined in calls like (F X (F Y Z)).
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nx1-expand-inlineoverzealously protects not just the body but also the argument forms from what I assume is (mutually) recursive inlining. As a result, only the outer call is inlined in calls like(f x (f y z)).Adding an extra parameter just for this is a bit annoying, but
nx1-destructureis only called here andnx1-lambda-bindonly has one other call site.I did once try to disable the
*nx-inline-expansions*mechanism entirely for the hell of it but still couldn't trigger a problem with inlining. Is it possible that it's redundant? Maybe I'm just not good at coming up with test cases.