Andrew Robbins scripsit:

> > I believe that they are not: no R7RS (or R6RS, for that matter) standard
> > procedure can distinguish between one NaN and another.
>
> I beg to differ. Consider the functions:

[neat hack using bytevectors snipped]

Right enough.  I suppose such bytevector hacks will have to be removed
from the definition of "operationally equivalent" if it is to be adopted.
R3RS already excludes eq? and eqv? as well as functions defined in
terms of them, such as {mem,ass}{q,v}.

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