The !=
<
<=
=
and
>=
functions are the vanilla Muq comparison
functions, which compare numbers and strings by
value and other things by address.
The !=-ci
<-ci
<=-ci
=-ci
and >=-ci
functions differ only
in that they ignore case differences when
comparing strings: "abc" and "ABC" are equal to
=-ci
.
The eq
eql
and equal
functions are for CommonLisp compatability.
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