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Dmitry Antipov wrote:

> +#define Fcar(c) _FCAR (c)
> +#define Fcar_safe(c) _FCAR_SAFE (c)
> +#define Fcdr(c) _FCDR (c)
> +#define Fcdr_safe(c) _FCDR_SAFE (c)

How does lisp code then call these C macros?