RE: new fboundp behavior weird

["Drew Adams" <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> > the new behavior of fboundp seems really bad.
> > For example debug-on-entry fail on functions not already 
> > bound but have an alias.
> >
> > NOTE: This is reproductible only on the trunk, not emacs-24 
> > branch which is working fine.
> >
> To reproduce:
> emacs -Q
> (defalias 'foo 'bar)
> (setq debug-on-error t)
> M-x debug-on-entry RET foo TAB
> 
> NOTE:
> (fboundp 'foo)
> =>t
> (symbol-function 'foo)
> =>bar
> So a fix using in addition of `fboundp' `symbol-function' would not
> work.  i.e `symbol-function' is not returning nil. 
> Anyway `fboundp' is used in so many places...

I'm probably misunderstanding, but that is reproducible on all Emacs versions
going back at least to Emacs 20.  And it looks like correct behavior, to me.

What am I missing?  Just what is the problem with the behavior you report?  And
are you sure it is not reproducible on the Emacs 24 branch?  (I don't have the
branch, but it is reproducible in Emacs 24.2.)

Symbol `foo' does have a function-cell definition: the symbol `bar'.  That
symbol `bar' has no function definition is immaterial to whether `foo' is
`fboundp'.  Perhaps you are looking for `functionp' instead of `fboundp'?