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Simon Brooke edited this page 2017-01-02 15:11:44 +00:00
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System-private functions are functions private to the system, which no normal user is entitled to access; these functions normally have an access control value of NIL.
(sys-access-control arg)
System private. Takes one argument. Returns the access control list of its argument.
(sys-readable arg user)
System private. Takes two arguments. Returns TRUE if the first argument is readable by the reader represented by the second argument; else NIL.