Hi,

I've noticed that when one passes multiple values as a single argument
to a procedure, only the first value gets used.  Is this expected?
Here's an example:

--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
$ guile
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scheme@(guile-user)> (define (proc x) x)
scheme@(guile-user)> (proc (values 1 2))
$1 = 1
scheme@(guile-user)> 
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I've looked in a few places to try to figure out the answer to this
question, but I haven't found much.  In addition to the guile-devel and
guile-user email list archives, I've checked the following sections in
the manual:

(guile) Binding Multiple Values
(guile) Lambda
(guile) Fly Evaluation
(guile) Compiled Procedures
(guile) Expression Syntax

However, I did find the following information in R6RS (Section 5.8:
"Multiple return values"), which seems possibly relevant:

"Not all continuations accept any number of values. For example, a
continuation that accepts the argument to a procedure call is guaranteed
to accept exactly one value.  The effect of passing some other number of
values to such a continuation is unspecified."

-- 
Chris