problem with elisp compilator

[Pascal Bourguignon <pjb@informatimago.com>]

I have the following  problem while compiling some common-lisp sources
with emacs:

Compiling pjb-regexp.lisp ...
defining string=
While compiling pjb-re-string-match in file /home/pascal/src/common/lisp/common-lisp/pjb-regexp.lisp:
  ** string= called with 6 args, but requires 2
While compiling pjb-re-decorate-tree in file /home/pascal/src/common/lisp/common-lisp/pjb-regexp.lisp:
  ** member called with 4 args, but requires 2
Wrote /home/pascal/src/common/lisp/common-lisp/pjb-regexp.lisp.elc
Done


The compilator invocation is done as follow:

    emacs -batch -q  -l ../emacs/.emacs -l ../emacs/pjb-cl.el \
       -f batch-byte-compile pjb-regexp.lisp


../emacs/.emacs contains (add-to-list 'load-path ... statements)

../emacs/pjb-cl.el requires 'cl and contain additionnal common-lisp definitions.

In particular, it contains:

    (eval-when (compile load eval)
      (mapc (lambda (sym) (fmakunbound sym))
            '(
              ;; ...
              string=
              string<
              ;; ...
              )
            )
      )

    (message "defining string=")

    (defun string= (string1 string2 &rest cl-keys) 
      ;; &key :start1 :end1 :start2 :end2)
      ;; ...
    )

    (defadvice member 
      (around pjb-cl-member first (item alist &rest cl-keys) activate)
      ;;...
    )
    (ad-activate 'member)


The message "defining  string=" shows that pjb-cl.el is  loaded at the
beginning  of the compilation  of pjb-regexp.lisp,  but then  it seems
that the  compilator does  not take into  account definitions  in this
file  neither of  a  new string=  definition  or of  an  advice to  an
existing primitive.

Doesn't it looks like a bug?  What can I do about it?


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